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ZA AFRAPIX AP1
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2020

This document contains the list and the biographical notes about the Afrapix photographers, together with links to their own websites and projects.

Sans titre

Afrapix Photographers' Collective and Agency

ZA AFRAPIX AP7-AP7.9
Pièce
November 2019

Fait partie de PUBLICATIONS

"Afrapix Photographers’ Collective and Agency: Fashioning an ‘Image Space’ in Apartheid South Africa", by M. Neelika Jayawardane

Apartheid - a vigilant witness

ZA AFRAPIX AP7-AP7.2
Pièce
2009

Fait partie de PUBLICATIONS

"Apartheid - a vigilant witness: A reflection on photography", by Paul Weinberg

Politics and Photography in Apartheid South Africa

ZA AFRAPIX AP7-AP7.8
Pièce
October 2008

Fait partie de PUBLICATIONS

"Politics and Photography in Apartheid South Africa, by David L. Krantz

ANTI-APARTHEID COLLECTION, NETHERLANDS

ZA AFRAPIX AP2
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1982 - 1991

Sans titre

Full Frame, Vol.1 No.1

ZA AFRAPIX AP7-AP7.4-AP7.4.2
Partiellement
June 1990

Fait partie de PUBLICATIONS

Including articles:
Beyond the barricades: Collectivism in the 80s
The rainy season, John Liebenberg in Namibia
Going home, by Santu Mofokeng and Paul Weinberg
Gallery, with images from Pax Magwaza and Graeme Williams
Khikhi hostels, by Roger Meintjes

Full Frame, Vol.1 No.2

ZA AFRAPIX AP7-AP7.4-AP7.4.3
Partiellement
December 1990

Fait partie de PUBLICATIONS

Including articles:
Troyville, by Jenny Gordon
Structures, by David Goldblatt
War in Natal, by Guy Tillim
A view from exile, by George Hallett
The way we live, Mavis Mthandeki, Primrose Talakumeni

Beyond the Barricades

ZA AFRAPIX AP4-AP4.7
Série organique
1989

Fait partie de EXHIBITIONS BY AFRAPIX

Beyond the Barricades: Popular Resistance in South Africa in the 1980s

This exhibition (Editors, Omar Badsha, Gideon Mendel and Paul Weinberg) is an important collection of photographs by twenty South African photographers, mainly from the photographic collective, Afrapix. Both, the exhibition and subsequent book, have become an indispensable anthology of popular resistance in South Africa during the 1980’s. The collection highlights one of the longest and bloodiest periods of political resistance to apartheid, a time of mass mobilization and brutal repression when taking of images was often a matter of life and death.