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    Rosenclaire

    When you see a fork in the road take it, 2009

    Chromadek

    90 x 60 cm

    Edition of 5

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    Stefanus Rademeyer

    Lateral Growth, 2010

    Pure pigment ink on archival cotton paper

    610 x 610 mm

    Edition of 3

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    David Koloane

    Musicians II, 2010

    Mixed media on paper

    14.5 x 21 cm

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    Claire Gavronsky

    Subtle Phenomenon, 2009

    Oil on cotton

    120 x 100 cm

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    Mounir Fatmi

    Babel House/Empire, 2008

    Installation with painted wood, found objects and black fabric

    300 x 150 x 150 cm

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    David Goldblatt

    On Eloff Street, 1967 (3_D6487), 1967

    Silver gelatin photograph on fibre-based paper

    30 x 40cm

    Edition of

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    David Koloane

    Traffic II, 2008

    Mixed media on paper

    20.5 x 29 cm

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    Moshekwa Langa

    Untitled XXVI (Brakenberg), 2009

    Archival Innova Photo FibaPrint 280g Paper with Archival Ultrachrome Inks

    27 x 40 cm

    Edition of 5

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    David Goldblatt

    Osmond Thembu, known as MTK, was born in Balfour, Mpumalanga in 1975. He never knew his father, seldom saw his mother who was a domestic worker in Pretoria, and was brought up by his grandmother and an uncle. Shortly after coming to Johannesburg at the age of 16 he went to stay with an uncle in Alexandra Township. He started living a ‘very fast lifestyle’ with friends who carried guns and did crime. ‘Beer was cheap, drugs were cheaper.’ In the suburbs they robbed, burgled and hijacked. Thembu liked housebreaking but not hijacking. In the township they indulged in extortion. One day a friend came by to show him a revolver he had acquired. They were standing here, outside Thembu’s shack when Thembu accidentally fired a shot that killed his friend. He was charged with culpable homicide and for possession of an unlicensed firearm. Sentenced to fourteen years imprisonment, he served seven. While inside he studied and did courses offered by Khulisa to ‘Silence the Violence’, manage anger and in AIDS awareness. He takes employment wherever he can and is concerned that his son, born in 1998, has grown without ‘a father’s love’. Alexandra Township, Johannesburg. 12 February, 2010

    Silver gelatin photograph on fibre-based paper

    Edition of

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    William Kentridge

    Nose 3, 2007

    Aquatint, drypoint and engraving on Somerset Velvet, Soft White paper

    19.7 x 24.8 cm

    Edition of 50

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    Untitled (figures with pot), 1945

    Pen on paper

    27.5 x 38 cm

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    Clive van den Berg

    Map, Receiving And Expelling I, 2008

    Wood, Wax And Pigment

    38 x 31 x 9 cm

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    Robert Hodgins

    Figures In A Desert, 2008

    Oil On Canvas

    90 x 121.5 cm

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    Mikhael Subotzky

    Pleasure Personified/ UNHCR, Midrand (0347), 2008

    C-print mounted on Dibond

    125.5 x 150cm

    Edition of 5

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    David Goldblatt

    At a meeting of the Voortrekkers in the suburb of Whitfield, Boksburg (2_28833), 1979-1980

    Silver gelatin photograph on fibre-based paper

    approx. 30 x 40cm

    Edition of 10

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    David Goldblatt

    Advertisement in a real-estate agent’s window. Howick, Natal, 10 January 1988 (4_5233), 1988

    Silver gelatin photograph on fibre-based paper

    approx. 30 x 40cm

    Edition of 10


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