AFRICA

Jo Ractliffe: Under a State of Emergency

“Krijno’s images are threaded through with references to South Africa's colonial history and its fragile post-apartheid democracy.”

Chaos in the Landscape: Nico Krijno’s How to Leave Your Body Behind

“Archetypal symbols from the human subconscious dominate my imagery.”

Roger Ballen: Ballenesque Interview

Nico Krijno: Enemy of Convention Unseen 2015

Nico Krijno: Enemy of Convention Unseen 2015

Ponte City came to stand for urban decay and criminality, and in some of the more right-wing imaginings, as a symbol of the failure of black majority rule.

Architectural Icons and Broken Dreams: Subotzky and Waterhouse’s Ponte City

“We live in an era where artists constantly have to self censor. In my experience more often to pander to a disingenuous idea of political correctness than to conservatism.”

A Conversation with Pieter Hugo – Xenophobia, Self-Censorship and the Commodity of ‘Blackness’

Tracy Edser, Lisa King, Nadine Hutton, Alexia Webster, Nontsikelelo Veleko -

Tracy Edser, Lisa King, Nadine Hutton, Alexia Webster, Nontsikelelo Veleko – “POV Johannesburg” (2013)

David Goldblatt:

David Goldblatt: “Particulars” (1975)

Apartheid, White Society and Photography - David Goldblatt is Interviewed at Arles (2006)

Apartheid, White Society and Photography – David Goldblatt is Interviewed at Arles (2006)

Mikhael Subotzky -

Mikhael Subotzky – “To See as a Photographer Sees” (2012)

Billy Monk -

Billy Monk – “Cape Town Nightclub” (1967-1969)

Pieter Hugo in Conversation (2007)

Pieter Hugo in Conversation (2007)

David Goldblatt - Afrikaners Photographed and Revisited (1975-2006)

David Goldblatt – Afrikaners Photographed and Revisited (1975-2006)

An Interview with Guy Tillim (2005)

An Interview with Guy Tillim (2005)

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