'Camera in my Kitbag' (1988)

'Camera in my Kitbag' (1988)From the publisher: "Camera in my Kitbag reveals a hitherto unpublished collection of photographs by Terence McNally. In a remarkable, frequently absorbing way, they tell the story of his ten year military career. The first four years span his service in the Scots Guards as a professional soldier. The remaining six years cover his time as a volunteer in the South African Forces during the Second World War. Frequently, the candid shot coupled with an

and a range of artistic influences

it is simply a recollection

wood paneling and multipatterned linoleum tiles—all of which are richly laden with sensory triggers of a 1970s American rumpus room

Branded Protest takes closer look at the arbitrary – odd – relationship between "branding" and "protest"

Wa Lehulere and A4 in 2017

the spectacular evolution in the perception and the appreciation of works produced by self-taught creators that do not always themselves claim to be artists

“Fly or Die II: bird dogs of paradise is the much-anticipated follow-up to composer

Keston Beaton

and knowledge of Chinese traditional crafts

the National Museum of African Art

ancestors and desert healers

"The Kay Hassan exhibition entitled Urbanation marks the third in a series of mid-career exhibitions held for the South African artist