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New ways of dreaming with iwalewabooks
Friday
/ 22 October 2021

New ways of dreaming with iwalewabooks

iwalewabooks offers artists, cultural workers and academics a roving space to explore aesthetic and intellectually rigorous modes of publishing

By Youlendree Appasamy
How the Joburg Contemporary Art Foundation promotes ‘slow’ looking
Friday
/ 27 November 2020

How the Joburg Contemporary Art Foundation promotes ‘slow’ looking

The new Joburg Contemporary Art Foundation compels visitors to contemplate and luxuriate in art, writes Mary Corrigall

By Mary Corrigall
Reframing women in Namibia’s early history of photography
Friday
/ 25 September 2020

Reframing women in Namibia’s early history of photography

Women photographers, and black African women photographers in particular, are largely absent from early histories of the medium. This is slowly changing

By Lorena Rizzo
Black Art: Its place in the sun
Article
/ 26 April 2019

Black Art: Its place in the sun

Visual arts in South Africa has had a reputation for elitism
— until now

By Same Mdluli

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