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Mary Wafer has stepped outside of her comfort zone to create a valuable exhibition about the tragedy at Lonmin’s mine.
Whether it is the face, body or just the hand Gary Schneider uses photographic techniques to search below the surface of his subjects.
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/ 20 January 2011
A great deal has been written about the way in which war has been represented in photography.
Bronwyn Law-Viljoen gets swept up by Kentridge mania in New York as his new opera takes the Metropolitan Opera House by storm.
William Kentridge’s production of Mozart’s <i>The Magic Flute </i>is an ever-changing work of wonder, writes the publisher of the production’s catalogue, Bronwyn Law-Viljoen.
Malick Sidibé offers an aesthetic, poignant and fresh representation of Mali, writes Bronwyn Law-Viljoen.
A party at i-shebeen Madiba in Brooklyn, New York, usually features live South African music, the exuberant restaurant owner Mark Henegan and the lively denizens of Fort Greene, one of Brooklyn’s most ethnically mixed neighbourhoods. On May 2 the restaurant was packed with South African filmmakers celebrating the end of <i>Ten Years of Freedom: Films From the New South Africa</i>, writes Bronwyn Law-Viljoen.