'Live Burls: Poaching the Redwoods' (2017)

'Live Burls: Poaching the Redwoods' (2017)From the publisher: "In 2013, an alarming number of National Park redwood trees were shorn of their knobby protrusions, called burls. The trees were disfigured by thieves aiming to sell distinctive burl wood to luxury furniture retailers. One team was bold enough to fell an entire tree for its burl. Kirk Crippens and Gretchen LeMaistre read about these trees in the news and were motivated to go and see them. Rangers from the Redwood National and State

which also created the firm William Morris and Co

explore the complex terrain of political and historical conflict in South Africa

The work traces the movements of the homeless

self-determination and self-discovery are central themes in his work

And those who have only read of Joburg will

this book frames the Zealy daguerreotypes as works of urgent engagement

“In July 2017 the South African Equality Court dismissed charges of Hate Speech against Goldendean's exhibition of a poster using the words "Fuck White People" in the Iziko National Gallery

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and Louis Viljoen

This is how we get back our humanity

is a retrospective of Serrano’s previous photographic series

and Hart himself