SEKOTO: The Art of Gerard Sekoto Branded Protest reflecting on “art and its

reflecting on “art and its intersections” in contemporary South African communities of South Asian ancestry

which Leibovitz visited with a small digital camera

Ghirri presents his surroundings in tightly cropped images

” John Edwin Mason is the author of Social Death and Resurrection: Slavery and Emancipation in South Africa and many articles on South African jazz

SEKOTO: The Art of Gerard Sekoto Branded Protest reflecting on “art and itsThe tradition of black artists in South Africa has, until recently, been neglect ed. However, in the last ten years a new art history has developed from a growing awareness of the omissions of the past. At the forefront of this reassessment is the work of Gerard Sekoto. Born at a Lutheran Mission Station in the Transvaal, Sekoto started drawing early but did not have access to colour pencils until he was a teenager; the introduction to colour