Justice Carole Lewis – Bloemfontein launch – 10 May 2005

Originally published on http://www.witnesstoaids.com/reviews.html#review3

Edwin Cameron’s moving and powerful account of his life with AIDS is a story not just about being a survivor and a witness to an epidemic that engulfs this continent.
It is also a story about personal courage. It is about a man with a public profile who made the decision to reveal his medical status in the full knowledge that it would bare his personal life to South Africans and many others worldwide.
It is about a man who knew that he would attract opprobrium and the wrath of politicians.

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Current:
December 1 2007- February 2008
David Krut Projects
142 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood
Johannesburg
011 4470627
Lucy@davidkrut.com
CUNY College Brooklyn, New York, for World AIDS day December 1 2007

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Exhibition from the 21st February until the 29th March.

The world I paint has no future. It is a self-contained place without apparent movement. Yet on closer scrutiny, movement of a sort can be perceived. A receding pull from the past, to the past. This pull stems from the exploration of the old roads, an attempt to discover among these paths that which has been forgotten or overlooked. Strangely, when discovered, the relics that inspire my world carry with them qualities that resonate with the uncertainty we usually associate with the future; their unfamiliarity stems from their connection with a now distant world.

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Avhashoni Mainganye has recently returned from Tanera Mòre Island in Scotland, where he was attending a two week artists’ workshop with 19 other artists from around the world. Avhashoni was the only African present and felt a great pride in being there to represent his continent. The workshop ran from the 1st of June to the 19th but unfortunately for Avhashoni he was not present at the beginning of the workshop.

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MaxNormal.TV is a hip-hop crew with a difference. They perform live wearing three-piece suits while frontman MaxNormal delivers his motivational speaking style raps to the audience. Max also illustrates all his lyrics via projected cartoon images to help the audience follow. the images are projected onto a big screen above the live performers and are [...]

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Thursday 10 May, The Taxi Art Education Programme had a magnificent time with the children from the Ridge School and Sibonile School in the No 4 Lekgotla Space at Constitutional Hill. The TAEP team shared with the youth how easy it is to communicate while having fun, getting dirty, being creative and learning new things about yourself and others around you.

A more indepth account of the day will follow soon with many more pictures of the creative communication clay party.

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Paul Stopforth is a South African artist who has been living in America for the last eighteen years. For the last ten years he has been teaching art at Harvard University. He was educated at Johannesburg College of Art from 1964-1968 and did a one year post graduate SCC course at the Royal College of Art in London from 1984-1985.

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This exhibition of works on paper at David Krut Arts Resource represents 25 years of collaborations between David Krut and many South African artists.

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The Standard Bank, in collaboration with David Krut Publishing and the Mail and Guardian, announces a NATIONAL WRITING COMPETITION on the theme of Picasso and Africa. The competition coincides with the Picasso and Africa Exhibition at the Standard Bank Gallery, Johannesburg (10 Feb to 25 Mar 2006) and at Iziko: South African National Gallery, Cape Town (13 Apr to 21 May 2006).

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