The world famous photographer has opened the centre to the public with the ‘End of the Game’ exhibition
The photographer’s retrospective show maps his decades-long trip through the fear zone
Visual artist Roger Ballen has a distinctive style that has evolved over a 50-year period
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Through their lenses, 22 South African photographers tell personal stories that show how life in South Africa is built on duality
Roger Ballen’s images in his latest book ‘The House Project’ will shake you to your very foundations.
Roger Ballen’s images explore his desire to come to terms with the ultimate meaning and purpose of his life.
A number of young South African artists, including the prodigy Nicholas Hlobo, are making waves in the international art world.
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Roger Ballen’s Âphotographs are Âcomplex and evade simple categorisation and general criticism.
Shaun de Waal looks at boundaries in Roger Ballen’s new collection of photographs, Boarding House.
Pieter Hugo’s new exhibition explores the politics of economic division, writes Monique Pelser.