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Identity in South Africa
The journalist and author Jonny Steinberg discusses five books with strikingly different interpretations of what it means to be South African today, whether black or white. » Read on… « The post...
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Jo Henderson is a Media and Cultural Studies lecturer, currently completing her PhD on participatory media practices and digital storytelling. She studied Photography and Multimedia before she...
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Bonita Alice has been an exhibiting artist and educator since the mid 1980′s. She studied Fine Art in Johannesburg and completed a Masters Degree in Cape Town, working mostly in three-dimensions. She...
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What’s your stereotype?
Submitted by Harrison France, a photographer from the UK. “I asked different people (fellow students and family members) to each think of a personal stereotype. Inspired by photographer Gillian...
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Dictated beauty
Submitted by Olesya Gynko, an artist from Russia. The post Dictated beauty appeared first on LibArts London.
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What really is beauty?
Submitted by Jasmine Ikegwuru from the UK © Jasmine Ikegwuru The post What really is beauty? appeared first on LibArts London.
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The Birth of a Religion
Submitted by Glorija Lizde, a photographer from Croatia. A runner-up in the Stories for our Time Competition. © Glorija Lizde “I was born into a multi-religion family. My parents and grand-parents...
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An Ancient Abuse
Submitted by Robert Walsh, a writer from the UK. The more ancient the abuse, the more sacred it is. – Voltaire In his classic dystopia 1984, George Orwell referred to a group known as ‘Unpeople’,...
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16-21
Submitted by Monika Marion, a photographer from the UK. A runner-up in the Stories for our Time Competition. Aaron Danny Germaine Joshua Kane Liam Sasha © Monika Marion “Representations of young...
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