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Apartheid in Manhattan: The International Center for Photography’s “Rise and Fall of Apartheid”

April 15, 2013 By Neelika Jayawardane 6 Comments

The International Center for Photography (ICP) is located in the heart of Manhattan, at the corner of West 43rd Street and the Avenue of the Americas. Nearby, Times Square’s mirages—brilliant expanses of neon fantasies, some spanning the length of several stories and the breadth of entire city blocks—summon passers-by with images of athletes, models, slick […]

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Filed Under: EVENTS, FEATURED, HISTORY, PHOTOGRAPHY Tagged With: Alf Khumalo, Apartheid, Billy Monk, Bob Gosani’, Brian Wallis, Cedric Nunn, Chris Lechdowski, David Goldblatt, Ernest Cole, George Hallett, Gideon Mendel, Gisèle Wulfsohn, ICP, International Center for Photography, Jeeva Rajgopal, John Liebenberg, Miriam Makeba, Noel Watson, Okwui Enwezor, Omar Badsha, Paul Weinberg, Peter Magubane, Ranjith Kally, Rashid Lombard, Review, Rise and Fall of Apartheid, South Africa, The Transported of Kwa-Ndebele

David Goldblatt is interviewed (by African Lookbook)

January 24, 2013 By Neelika Jayawardane 2 Comments

David Goldblatt (Photo by David Southwood)

Aaron Kohn’s African Lookbook interview with David Goldblatt covers a wide swath of subject matter—from childhood experiences, how he began working as a photographer after his father’s death, and why he was never cut out to be a “political” photographer (because “I am a coward,” he says, and because “I’m interested in the underbelly” of […]

Filed Under: FEATURED, HISTORY, PHOTOGRAPHY Tagged With: African Lookbook, Alf Khumalo, Apartheid, Brett Murray, Cape Town, David Goldblatt, interview, Omar Badsha, Peter Magubane, Some Afrikaners Photographed, Some Afrikaners Revisited, South Africa, The Spear, Zuma

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