'Prison of Color' (2020)

'Prison of Color' (2020)"I try to capture the black experience in my work the world from a black persons perspective," says Zenande Mtati, whose work combines drawing, painting and collage. Prison of Colour is a humorously frank look at race and social relations. Echoing vintage boxing posters and playing on the phrase 'person of colour', Zenande lends the surreal subject of "White Jesus versus Black Jesus" his characteristically irreverent point of view. 56. 5 x 75. 5 cm

1986) held his first solo exhibition in 2009 titled ‘Alternative-Kidz [Travelling Exhibition]’ at Market Photo Workshop in Johannesburg

a colonial misspelling of the name of the Musina people who settled in the region centuries ago following their discovery of copper deposits

as well as Mandela's return to his home after his release from prison in 1990

Documentary photographer Jo Ratcliffe is a senior professor at Wits School of Arts

the view from every window

3 cm | 488 pages | softcover

Lubabalo Nkobo and Thorne Oliver

Lindokuhle lives and works in Johannesburg

Halter addresses notions of a dislocated national identity and the politics of post-colonial Zimbabwe within a broader African context

Massachusetts

Innocentia Mhlambi

When multiplied on a flat surface