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Sean O Toole

Matthew Krouse’s ‘mid-career retrospective of a no career’

Friday -
An exhibition of Matthew Krouse’s underground films reveal an agitator awed by the tradition of ‘dirty queens’

Extract from ‘The Journey: New Positions in African Photography’ — an introduction

Friday & -
A new book examines the great flourishing of photography across the African continent

The Portfolio: Mário Macilau

Friday -
Mozambican photographer Mário Macilau uses performance and play to expand the meaning of his work

Rhode’s canvas: Westbury walls

Opinion -
An edited version of the essay 'Broken Wall: Robin Rhode’s Theatre of  Place' from the book 'The Geometry of Colour' (Rhodeworks/Skira)

Senegalese artistic heritage gets a home

Article -
Conceived in the 1960s, shortly after independence, Senegal’s new Museum of Black Civilisations has finally been completed

The South Africans in Paris make most of ‘Being There’

Article -
Despite a major exhibition of art from the tip of Africa, post-apartheid painters are still largely ignored

All’s fair in art out of Africa

Article -
Sales are up due to the neo-neocolonial raid on contemporary art from the continent, thanks largely to the growing popularity of global art fairs.

Jettison the idea of a SA national pavilion in Venice

Article -
Sean O'Toole suggests taking a few pages out of Egypt's book and venture something brave for SA pavilion rather than big empty ideas.

Thabiso Sekgala: Suicide stills another rising star

Article -
Sean O'Toole mourns the loss of a talented young photographer who brought a tender and subtle touch to his searching images.

Schadeberg can’t beat the Drum years

Article -
An accomplished photographer in several parts of the world for six decades, he is still defined by his work in South Africa during the 1950s.

The art of telling our history

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Two local artists eschew the elitist view of ?Africa's past and tell the story of the continent through the eyes of ordinary people.

Brick or stone, Mr Ito?

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Sean O' Toole caught up with award-winning Japanese architect Toyo Ito at the world congress of the International Union of Architects in Durban.
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