Zanele Muholi's first solo exhibition in London has opened at Autograph ABP. Titled Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail the Dark Lioness, the exhibition features a series of Muholi's self-portraits. It runs from 14 July to 28 October 2017. For more information, see here.
Sarah Nuttall writes about race, racism, and the need for a coherent anti-racism school policy at St John's College.
A statement from St John's College apologising for the institution's response to recent racist incidents at the school, and commiting to addressing racism at the College.
Bongani Madondo reviewsFlowers of a Broken Smile by Mak Manaka for the Johannesburg Review of Books, discusses the heavy metal fans of Botswana for Huck Magazine, and explores the work of An
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Zanele Muholi received the insignia of the Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres from the Ambassador of France to South Africa on 22 November at a ceremony in Pretoria.
Some Writers Can Give You Two Heartbeats is a conceptual book that employs a wide range of visual, typographic and structural strategies. Drawing from a 40-year archive of interviews from and with Zimbabwean writers, the ambition of the book was to make the reader eavesdrop on a multigenerational conversation about writing as craft and as a process.
Some Writers Can Give You Two Heartbeats is a conceptual book that employs a wide range of visual, typographic and structural strategies. Drawing from a 40-year archive of interviews from and with Zimbabwean writers, the ambition of the book was to make the reader eavesdrop on a multigenerational conversation about writing as craft and as a process.
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