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… Though originally planning to study art in order to work in the film industry, Hlobo decided to pursue a career … completed a printmaking apprenticeship in 1998, and his work featured in his first exhibition the same year. Hlobo’s sculptural and performance work has received more recognition recently. Since 2000, he …

… beats Australia 28-3 in the first test in Johannesburg. John Gainsford scores in the second half of the match …

… memories, imagings, and representations of Chief Albert John luthuli in recent political discourses, by Jabulani …

… 2: A cannon, known as ‘Long Cecil’, and named after Cecil John Rhodes, is fired for the first time at Boer force …

… Alfred Beit, friend of Cecil John Rhodes, co-founder of the De Beers Mining Company and …

… William John Cormack Brebner, senator of the Union of South Africa …

… Albert John Luthuli acts as elected Chief at Groutville after …

… Sir John Kotze, Chief Justice of the South African Republic and …

… leaders gather at Peddie in the presence of the Rev. John Ayliff to take the ‘Fingo Oath’, namely: To obey G …

… Sir John Barrow, author and explorer of the interior of SA, …

… Oliver John (Jack) Hindon (44), the man after whom the SA Jack …

… Durban, an arts outles where he displayed and promoted the work of South African artists. He was Curator of the NSA … 1987, he worked as curator at the NSA before beginning to work as a full-time painter in 1987. His stay in 1986 at the … in Paris was played an important role in his decision to work as a full-time painter. He has held a number of solo …

… with the surreal’. Another recent observation on his work locates it within the traditions of black art in KwaZulu-Natal, as an extension of the work of Gerard Bhengu (qv.) for example, as ‘the persistence … that is accessible and lucid”. At the same time his work is a good example of how Black artists have left the …

… the primary care giver of Alice’s children. She married John Stakesby Lewis in 1893, and the couple lived for some …

… painters’. Page always used a limited colour range in his work, mostly employing either tempera or acrylic. The artist … the city with which his art is now synonymous, to work in a tyre factory in 1937. When war was declared in 1939 … confidence and discipline, he began exhibiting his work with the Eastern Province Society of Arts and Crafts …

… during the Soweto Student Uprising. He was detained at John Vorster Square, in Johannesburg, for four months. After …

… on top of her teaching duties and even did volunteer work with local youth groups. Ellen returned to school at the … the training program at Jan Hofmeyr School of Social Work. Armed with a degree in social work, and a higher diploma in social work from the University …

… with the Society.Holiday Time in Cape Town, his major work, was completed in 1899. Its foreground contains images … The young artists of Cape Town who are exhibiting their work in the Drill Hall will be interested to know what a veteran painter thinks of their work. Mr James Ford, who came to CapeTown from Kensington …

… - Extract from "Southern Africa in Transition by Davis, John A. and James K. Baker"(Pall Mall Press), London, 1966 …

… De Klerk Proclaims Ending Of Chapter After 27 Years by John F. Burns (The New York Times), 11 February 1990 …

… Pope John Paul II issues the 11th encyclical of his papacy in …

… specific box is apparent in the complex layers of Searle’s work; characterised by a desire to belong, yet not to be … and the History of South Africa. Searle also produces work about land and rituals of the land, whether stomping on … produced children of mixed race, or 'Coloured'. Searle's work confronts head-on this history and the obsession with …

… He often accompanied his father, a house painter to work. During this time, the Black societies in South Africa … as references of stylised representations in Kumalo’s work. Between the years 1958 to 1960, Skotnes arranged for … jobs locally and in neighboring countries. He continued to work and collaborate with Skotnes. Kumalo held his first solo …

… later at Orlando High School in Soweto. Ephraim Ngatane's work epitomizes the period where the first professional … and townships of the Witwatersrand formed the focus of his work. Eventually, Ngatane went on to teach at the centre. … and realist tenor then came to characterise Ngatane’s work. In 1960, Ngatane’s work was publicly shown for the …

… to Julius, his father had the most influence on his work as a sculptor. He attended the Lamontville High School … Art Gallery and at the African Art Centre. In 1995 his work was included in the exhibition entitled Siyawela - Love, … held at the Botanic Gardens, Durban. His work is represented in public and private collections in SA …

… in 1937, Ngubane was offered the assistant editorship of John L. Dube's newspaper,  Ilanga lase Natal.  From that …

… in 1921. The son of a physician, he schooled at St John's College, Johannesburg and then commenced medical …

… . Of his experience of working with Bryceland, Fugard, John Kani and Winston Ntshona, in Statements After an Arrest …

… recognised for his paintings. The subject matter of his work generally focused on life in the townships, depicting … with abstraction. Some art critics have categorized his work as ‘township art’ and noted the influences of Ephraim … ‘Black Art Today Exhibition’, held in Soweto, included his work, as did exhibitions in Austria and the United States. …