Mining the Body
What can the photographs of American anthropologist Danny Hoffman tell us about Sierra Leone and Liberian mineworkers or about mining in West Africa?
What can the photographs of American anthropologist Danny Hoffman tell us about Sierra Leone and Liberian mineworkers or about mining in West Africa?
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A prominent South African, his name is unimportant, has yet again lit up the local blogosphere
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A conversation with South African artist Masello Motana on pop stars, politicians and personhood.
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The shows play on the worst stereotypes associated with Afro-Peruvians and uncritically exhibits these for the whole Peruvian nation to watch.
Guest Post by Melinda Fantou The road that leads to Bredasdorp, a small town about 180
A harp hard-panned to either side of the speakers constantly loops while a flute sample pulsates
Rewriting history from below in South Africa by utilizing the voices of workers and their survivors themselves.
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