Apartheid Art: Afrapix and South African Artists, 1950s-80s
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Apartheid Art: Afrapix and South African Artists, 1950s-80s
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How did artists empower silenced people? How did photographers use access and international press to tell the truth about a country’s atrocities? And how did individuals, and groups like Afrapix, defy the crushing machine of apartheid in South Africa, and send the government tumbling down?
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