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Sean Otoole
The fine art of domesticating a revolution
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Sean Otoole
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16 Feb 2018
As much as artists might rebel against it, art fairs and private enterprise are the new drivers
Opulent beach houses and the art of the leisure colonist
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Sean Otoole
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2 Oct 2014
The growing number of extravagant homes built along South Africa's coastlines brings ethics – as well as aesthetics – into question.
Architectural solutions to slums and earthquakes
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Sean Otoole
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6 Aug 2014
Presentations on earthquake readiness and slum settlement solutions at a global architecture congress have highlighted contributions to human dignity.
A lover of dirty, smelly and unsightly architecture
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Sean Otoole
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24 Jul 2014
Industrial archaeologist David Worth champions the bleak monuments of South Africa's industrial architecture.
?Is Nathi Mthethwa the right man for the job?
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Sean Otoole
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2 Jun 2014
After a game of ministerial musical chairs that saw Nathi Mthethwa replace Paul Mashatile, Sean O'Toole wonders if Mthethwa is suited for the arts.
Through the lens: Exploring land and photography in SA
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Sean Otoole
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2 Jan 2014
From mine dumps to city skylines, four new books bring South Africa’s diversity into focus, writes Sean O'Toole.
Art brings home the grain drain
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Sean Otoole
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12 Dec 2013
A Cape Town landmark will soon become a major international museum that will focus primarily on work of African origin.
Images of an icon, real and imagined
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Sean Otoole
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12 Dec 2013
Portraits of Nelson Mandela over the years — from the reverential to the interpretive — have firmly entrenched his status in popular culture.
Pieter Hugo: Melancholy etched in the flesh
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Sean Otoole
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17 Oct 2013
Photographer Pieter Hugo's latest exhibition is a? "jolting meditation" on family, kinship and decaying nationhood.
Welcome to the cabaret of art
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Sean Otoole
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11 Oct 2013
Artists are dressing up - or undressing - to make a point about who they really are. But is the spectacle more than just cheap drag?
‘We don’t seek art in their misery’
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Sean Otoole
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4 Oct 2013
While Nelson Mandela lies gravely ill, a grim tragi-comedy unfolds. A prominent political family is disassembling in public view.
Egoli lights up the city of love
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Sean Otoole
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28 Aug 2013
Paris is hosting 'My Joburg', a large group exhibition devoted to art from and about the place of gold
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