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... Publications 2023 photography South Africa anti-apartheid struggle Afro-Asianism Sharjah Biennale SHARJAH BIENNIAL 15 138 Nka Journal of Contemporary African Art 53 November 2023 DOI 10.1215/10757163-10904160 © 2023 by Nka Publications DURBAN MOMENTS Omar Badsha s Afro-Asian Aesthetic...

... in South Africa on a more nuanced. human level. Above and opposite: Stills from Foots, 1998. Rory Bester • n the last decade, anti-apartheid films with South Africa...

... and forward, and within the historical context of the militant anti- apartheid resistance movement—not the intrinsic systemic violence manifested under colonialism and still continuing. To situate this inquiry—visualizing the riot— within South Africa means to take on an overload of imagery...

... The Global Anti-Apartheid Movement of Afro-futurism­ in a way, and it’s looking across disciplines, An issue of Radical History Review (#119) especially music, as well as back to speculative fiction. So Lisa Brock, Van Gosse, and what is interesting...

... capable of expanding their zones of influence and solidarity, thereby initiating and maintaining dense intellectualisms and radical praxes. Copyright © 2018 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 2018 Paul Robeson music decolonization anti-apartheid holography ...

... for an artist who, in the 1980s at the height of the anti-apartheid movement, made figurative oil and mixed-media paintings with sur- face encrustations that bore testimony to the con- structive process of their making and signified the psychic detritus of apartheid s pathologies. Those paintings, including...

... Publications 2024 Gavin Jantjes anti-apartheid South African art contemporary global art Korabra series To Be Free! The Art of Gavin Jantjes Between Freedom and the Burden of Representation Gavin Jantjes, Untitled, 1989, from the Zulu series, ca. 1984 90. Acrylic on four canvases, ceramic egg...

... History, Culture, PolitiCs Sou The theologian and anti-apartheid activist anti-apartheid and theologian...

..., photography has been colonial and anti-apartheid, political movements, but no intimately intertwined with the life and history of the con• clear sense of of the power or place of photography with• tinent...

..., and the intergenerational transmission of pain that continues to resonate in South Africa today. The dismantling of apartheid began in the 1990s with negotiations between the apartheid government and anti-apartheid activists, ultimately leading to the first democratic elections in 1994, which saw Nelson Mandela become...

... the importance of gesture and points to an important evolution: following the Sharpeville Massacre of 1960, anti-apartheid protestors aban- doned the thumbs-up sign...

.... The leries across Europe and the United States. Islam is cho• Algerian war for liberation, the Anti-Apartheid move• sen as the primary prism through which the region's ment, and the Palestinian struggle for self-determina...

...Quinn Schoen The catalyst of millions of arrests, fervent protests, and a police-led massacre, the passbook is a haunting relic of apartheid South Africa. Operating as a colonial appendage to be carried, tucked away, and presented to police on demand, these pocket-sized identification books...

... legacy), they are more the face of apartheid-era atrocities, an obliv• generically anti-capitalist than true to specif• iousness in the face of personal trauma. ic moments in South Africa's political histo• Without these four films necessarily being ry. These films abstractly probe...

... photograph of into three large rooms, each of "VOETSAK" commands would-be during apartheid: they merely himself with that of Malcolm which sustains the coexistence intruders to "fuck off." coexisted...

... and Resistance in the South African Liberation Struggle (1982 99), recording the important interventions of women activists in the anti-apartheid movement, and Angela Ponce s Ayachucho series (2017 22), examining acts of remembrance staged in response to the disappearances, murders, and sexual exploitation...

... Africa, one begins to his production of a bizarre anti- of the artist's hand, his drawings a troubled South African mining find a very lopsided history." sequential, un-narrated diaristic are constantly modified and mutat• corporation or evoke...

..., it the parallel histories of apartheid—the induces us to anticipate a retrospective show, one pernicious legacy of white supremacy, the politics that takes stock of the issues and trends that have and culture of resistance, democratic yearnings— been percolating since 1994...

... zed , Apartheid to the public eye. T he girl in Give the People What _ Journal of Contempora ry African Art Het Kwaad is Banaal (Evil is Bana~, 1984. Oil on canvas, 125 x 105 cm. Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven. Courtesy Goodman Gallery Cape. Spring...

..., with the ending of apartheid, South post-colony after the euphoria of independence has worn thin. African culture has entered a new phase of florescence, one not Tracey Rose makes art that is clearly born of this conceptual- stymied by stagnant and repressive social...