'A Prisoner's Home' (2014)

'A Prisoner's Home' (2014)From the publisher: "In his autobiography, Long Walk to Freedom, Nelson Mandela describes his house at 8115 Vilikazi Street, Soweto, as ' identical to hundreds of others it had the same standard tin roof, the same cement floor, a narrow kitchen, and a bucket toilet at the back.' Little did Mandela know when he first moved into the house in 1946 that it would become the stage for some of the most important political events in South Africa's turbulent

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Scheepers manipulates and plays with material garments to create large expansive works that loosely resemble the human form

the quieter but profound comments on living

His imagery has helped revolutionise photography to become an important component of modern art

while others were sourced from books in university libraries or other archives

This is how we get back to the disco

The exhibition and catalogue were produced with funding from the British Council

"Replica Ever Sang showcases the rich visual and conceptual apparatuses of Blessing Ngobeni’s distinctive work

On the face of it

Tillmans gives us the brief epiphanies we might just remember as our own

nudes and natural forms

as its role is to lead to action