Hope from Home: Images of Exile Life

Hope from Home: Images of Exile LifeFrom the foreword: "Tracey Derrick's photographs published in this booklet help to dispel many of the myths about refugees that have grown up in our country. They vividly emphasise that the overwhelming majority are here today because of some acute human tragedy they have suffered in their own countries. They also highlight the stark reality that life as a refugee in Cape Town is not easy. Finding food, accommodation, and other necessities of life is

The texts in the book interrogate the artist's work from these two geographical perspectives

we wanted to explore the possible futures of objects marked by colonial relations of power and knowledge(s)

Derek Boshier: Rethink/Re-entry traces Boshier’s formidable career

The calendar has been made in four cover colours including forest green

fascinating and repulsive

Mozambique

art history

a factor that lends a certain authority to her method

each of which has found its inspiration in the objects and activities of everyday life

Publisher's Description: "The largest group of middle-aged people in the world lives in the United States

chapters about the complementary partnership between photographers and artists

The Body Issue also invites guest artists to publish their work in the collective’s books