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Moses and his 14-strong collective mean business. Feeling rejected by the Month of Photography (MOP), currently sweeping Cape Town, they formed their own fringe event, cheekily named the Month of People's Photography (MOPP), Carl Collison finds out.
Activist Shelley Barry celebrates five years as a filmmaker with a retrospective of her work at this year's Artscape Women's Arts Week.
Moses and his 14-strong collective mean business. Feeling rejected by the Month of Photography (MOP), currently sweeping Cape Town, they formed their own fringe event, cheekily named the Month of People's Photography (MOPP), Carl Collison finds out.
Four artists exhibiting in Cape Town are unmaking the world as we know it, writes Carl Collison
Moses and his 14-strong collective mean business. Feeling rejected by the Month of Photography (MOP), currently sweeping Cape Town, they formed their own fringe event, cheekily named the Month of People's Photography (MOPP), Carl Collison finds out.
Activist Shelley Barry celebrates five years as a filmmaker with a retrospective of her work at this year's Artscape Women's Arts Week.
Moses and his 14-strong collective mean business. Feeling rejected by the Month of Photography (MOP), currently sweeping Cape Town, they formed their own fringe event, cheekily named the Month of People's Photography (MOPP), Carl Collison finds out.
Four artists exhibiting in Cape Town are unmaking the world as we know it, writes Carl Collison
