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44 years ago, black South African students rose up

44 years ago, black South African students rose up against the Apartheid education system. The past resonates today.

Book display with covers featuring Sam Nzima’s photograph of Hector Pieterson carried by his sister, and Peter Magubane’s coverage of the uprising.

Excerpt of poem by South African poet and playwright Gladys Thomas.

From my exhibition Murder Machine @ormstonhouse as part of @evainternational 2016 which artistic director was @madamekoyo
www.eyonart.org/remember-that-june

#sowetouprising

Khadija Saye, three years already. Here at the Dia

Khadija Saye, three years already. Here at the Diaspora Pavilion in Venice with Barbara Walker in Yinka Shonibare’s British Library.
And her series ‘Dwelling: in this space we breathe’, 2017. A series that still resonates.

#grenfelltower
#justice4grenfell

Interview de l’artiste réunionnaise Gabrielle M

Interview de l’artiste réunionnaise Gabrielle Manglou qui participe à la 5ème Biennale Internationale de Casablanca, à découvrir dans la série l’atelier A sur le site d’Arte

Casablanca Biennale artist Lubaina Himid has creat

Casablanca Biennale artist Lubaina Himid has created a new art piece to support @rootedzine, a self-published zine and social platform promoting creative people of colour in the North West of England.
Lubaina Himid says: “The piece is a weaving together of found images of West African cloth, plus actual weaving of pieces of found colour photos from magazines.”
“The text is from Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye and is meant, in this instance, to give us the idea that we can change things if we understand what we are changing, and why.” On sale @guardian print shop.

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