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… of these were suspected of having been funded by Cecil John Rhodes. [2] De Zuid Afrikaan De Zuid Afrikaan, probably … to David Wigston. It reacted to the liberal views of John Fairbairn, who was active in the movement to abolish … 1915, the paper suffered from its competition with Die Burger and went into decline. It folded in 1930. Di …

… It is appropriate that the final large scale work completed by Sydney Kumalo before his death is a … of the traditional Zulu kings and chiefs, a contemporary work which incorporates both African and European traditions … the sculpture is a fitting memorial to the life and work of this great South African. His important and enduring …

… impressionistic group compositions. In both media his work was based on a mixture of tribal mythology and urban … at the Republic Art Festival in Bloemfontein in 1961; his work was shown on the 1963 Art - South Africa - Today …

… of Arts. In 1888 she returned to South Africa and began work at the South African Museum in Cape Town in the geology … Various articles were published as a result of this work. She also encouraged AM Duggan-Cronin to photograph and …

… Mercury . In 1934 he was appointed art editor and his work included creating humorous illustrations and … was part of a team of SA artists responsible for the art work in publications such as The Wall and Tuturano Times . …

… in 1977 as well as the Fort Hare Award for Imaginative Work in 1985.  He was a printmaker and sculptor of wood. He admired the work of Michael Zondi and said that Surrealism influenced his …

… died in 1966, while plans were being made to exhibit her work at the Grosvenor Gallery in London. The exhibition was … most important artists to be produced by South Africa, her work can be seen in major South African embassies throughout … in the 1930s. Deeper scrutiny of this aspect of her work has occurred in the past 15 years in the light of …

… of poverty and racism. The political challenges his work posed resulted in censorship by the Portuguese … the French Cultural Centre published a book compiling his work. Rangel published a book in 2002 titled Foto-jornalismo … Em Brasa’, was released in 2006. Rangel exhibited his work internationally, with solo exhibitions in France, …

… around them, Johanna was forced to go and look for work in Johannesburg in the 1920s. In November 1930 together with her sister Hester, they both began work in a clothing factory. Johanna worked as a machinist.   … strike was a failure, and workers were forced to return to work. The Union however grew stronger over the years. Many …

… and metal. He incorporates surrealistic elements into his work, and uses humour with a dark overtone to confront the … of the 1970s, to the mixed media works of 1980s. His work in the late 1980s was characterized by wire sculptures … colours (figure 3). He has had 25 solo exhibitions and his work is displayed in numerous public and private collections, …

… system. During Esau's final year at school, 1974, he met John Marinus Ferus , commonly called Hennie. [1] At that time … together with his enemies. During 1981 Esau decided to work for a community work agency called The Churches’ Urban Planning Commission …

… in Fine Art and English Literature. [2] Exhibitions and Work Ntuli has worked with a number of organisations such as … of KwaZulu-Natal. During this time he continued to work with artists, both locally and internationally, to … ideas that often cannot be categorised into one box. His work has multiple dimensions that urge the viewer to …

… in 1963. In Israel, Rubin stopped playing music and began work as an artist and architect. He worked as a designer at … art, and successfully accomplished his goal to exhibit his work in Europe, England and the USA. While in Isreal, he … Failure”, tells the story of Harold Rubin's life and work. The quote below, from the Goodman Gallery, describes …

… the East London Youth Club, which recruited people to work in the underground structures of the ANC, and he became … Here he took up a teaching post and continued political work. In 1983, with the founding of the United Democratic … for the Border region, but could not continue his work for long, as he was arrested late in that year by the …

… along with five other missionaries to undertake missionary work in South Africa. The missionaries and their wives sailed … at Mgungundhlovu to obtain the Zulu king’s permission to work among his subjects. Despite Dingane’s indunas voicing …

… Gandhi was prepared to pay her up to £20 for her clerical work, but Schlesin was perfectly satisfied with the amount of … to draw a salary from you.  I am here because I like to work with you and I like your ideals.” Gandhi was … Indian Opinion : Miss Schlesin, while in love with her work, is not interested with the official position she …

… School of Art and Barnato Park School. Her earlier art work were signed as Lucy Wiles until her marriage in 1953. Lucy’s work was on Xhosa people in theTranskei. She spent a lot of … Xhosa design, colour or origin. Mullins continued to work within a genre that became well-established in South …

… with her sister Johanna were forced to go and look for work in Johannesburg . In November 1930 Hester together with her sister began work in a clothing factory. Hester worked as a table hand … with the help of Emil Solomon Sachs . Impressed by Solly’s work in fighting for worker’s rights, Hester joined the union …

… the Centre and beginning in 1978 held group exhibitions of work by Rorke's Drift artists and the Vukuzenzele Weaving Workshop artists and one-person exhibitions of work by artists such as Michael Zondi and Ruben Xulu. Between … he opened a screen print factors' at Makhado. Ketye's work has been exhibited at the U2 African Arts Festival and …

… 1976, he sent an open letter to the then Prime Minister, John Vorster reminding him of how Afrikaners had obtained … Cape Town in 1996 in order to devote all his time to the work of the TRC. He was later named as the Archbishop … in America. Despite this ailment, he continued to work with the commission. He subsequently became patron of …

… hut, a sangoma is seen in the act of healing a man. This work was exhibited in a group show titled Untold Tales of … rural home, where he has observed traditional sangomas at work. His interpretation of this theme dwells much on an …

… and fine art photographer, Leonie's (nee Swanepoel) work is represented in galleries in New York, Los Angeles and … York City, and at Kim Sacks Gallery in Johannesburg. Her work has also been used globally by the Mennonite Central …

… in Johannesburg, 1912. Nell Kaye's reputation rests on her work within a single genre with specific challenges and … aside from Ivan Mitford-Barberton (qv.), to exhibit her work with SASA. Records indicate that she first showed a bust …

… Witwatersrand. Professor Webster established the Society, Work and Development Institute at Wits. He was recognised … 2008.  He pioneered the academic study of the sociology of work and labour in South Africa. As Head of the Department of …

… School in Nance Field. He had to leave school in order to work and contribute to his family's income. His parents … Protest Committee. Modise was very involved in the one-day work stoppage in 1955. His political activities as an … of 1962 he was instructed to leave his job as a driver to work as an organiser for MK on a full-time basis. In 1963 MK …

… 1905c. Among Wigwams and Kraals. Kilmarnock, Scotland: John Ritchie. APPLEYARD, Rev. JW. 1971. The War of the Axe … A Retrospect and a Forecast: Fifty Years of Missionary Work in South Africa 1875-1925. Swiss Mission to Shangaan … Act No 38 of 1927. Pretoria: Government Printer. GRAPHIC, THE. London: 22 February 1879. 185-200. HAILE, AJ. …

… return she settled in Grahamstown and became active in the work of the Child Welfare Society. She also nursed invalids … she met Eleanor Comber. Comber came to South Africa to work among the blind. To combat the high level of illiteracy … Africa in 1918, she looked for someone to take over her work. She turned to Wood. In March 1919 Wood started with her …

… moving to the Eastern Cape where h e initially obtained work as a lecturer in art at Uitenhage College. Later, Wiles … but later almost exclusively painted in oils. Wiles' work attracted a popular following, and his scenes of the … Empire Exhibition in Wembley, England in 1924 where his work went on display.In 1925 he held an exhibition in …

… for failure to produce his pass book – he was sentenced to work for a road construction. Later he found work in a leather factory. . He joined the Communist Party of … 1949. As a result, he was fired from his job for his union work. Motsoaledi was one of several CPSA members elected to …

… Brighton, Sussex, England 1882. She was renowned for her work in a field now seen as peculiar to the colonial period. … 1986:133). This was a quality lacking in the more laboured work in this genre by others. Her overall approach was, … conservative and descriptive. Prints and postcards other work served to increase her popularity. Demand for her …