Rise and Fall of Apartheid
Workshop 16.03.13, 12 am
We examine what measures (e.g. public signage, townships) were used to implement and enforce the policy of racial segregation. In the images of apartheid, we also explore recurring signs and gestures: The thumbs up, the clenched fist, the victory symbol, all of which represent solidarity and unity, uprising and the struggle against oppression, with the aim of civil rights and equality for all.
Workshop for children from ten to fourteen years of age
2,5 hours / 9 € per child / reservations required

Stretch your view
→
Stretch your view

Mel Bochner
Workshop for ages 6-10 / German, Workshop for ages 11-14 / German Saturday, 25.05, 12 am
Workshop: Blah Blah Blah. How are poems, colors, rhythms, and images created out of individual words? In the exhibition, we explore the relationship between word and color, word design, font and color background. MORE

Mel Bochner
Workshop for ages 6-10 / German, Workshop for ages 11-14 / German Saturday, 15.06, 12 am
Workshop: Blah Blah Blah. How are poems, colors, rhythms, and images created out of individual words? In the exhibition, we explore the relationship between word and color, word design, font and color background. MORE

Rise and Fall of Apartheid: Interview with Peter Magubane
Interview
Interview with Peter Magubane, one of South Africa’s most distinguished photo journalists. MORE

Rise and Fall of Apartheid: Bibliography
Bibliography
Extensive bibliography on the subject of apartheid with a focus on photography, fiction and autobiography as well as academic publications. MORE

Okwui Enwezor: Rise and Fall of Apartheid
Essay
The essay offers a comprehensive overview of the pictorial response to apartheid in South Africa. MORE

Rise and Fall of Apartheid - Article in the NY Times
In the press
"Photography is the common language of modern history. It's everywhere; and everyone, in some way, understands it." (The New York Times) MORE

"Soweto Uprising" – Readymade and photographs
Document
Kendell Geers' readymade "Untitled, 1976" is a mortuary register listing the name of a young boy who was killed during the Soweto Uprising – an event captured also in numerous photographs in the exhibition "Rise and Fall of Apartheid". MORE