The Truth is on the Walls, 10th Havana Biennale’ (2009)

The Truth is on the Walls, 10th Havana Biennale’ (2009)The Truth is on the Walls accompanied Sue Williamson's presentation of the same name at the 10th Havana Biennale in 2009. Taking as a departure point the forced removal of Naz Gool Ebrahim from her home in District Six, Williamson made a photographic series titled The Walls of Manley Villa, part of which was exhibited for this Biennale. Of her subject, the artist wrote: "When Naz received her final notice from a South African Group Area official that

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University of Western Cape and the Centre for Humanities Research

4-piece Ensemble NRNA (Never Read the News Alone) made its first appearance when it accompanied member Jacob van Schalkwayk’s exhibition DOLCEFARNIENTE (David Krut Projects

absurdity and surrealism – has proved potent inspiration for a host of artists and institutions since its early-20th century inception in Europe

“I have been recording daily life

and merchandise”

Artists featured include those who specifically address issues of race in their work as well as those who may not have intended to address racial issues but whose work nonetheless raises them

composing and collaborating with a lengthy list of jazz world notables

“O’Toole writes with the journalist’s canny and detached tone

and all of her recent work from Dubai to Guangzhou

and in-between - complemented by photographs from LOT-EK’s multi-year URBAN SCAN project

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