Constitutional Court Deluxe Package: Art and Justice: The Art of the Constitutional Court of South Africa Light On A Hill: Building the Constitutional Court of South Africa Touring the Constitutional Court of South Africa with Justice Albie Sachs “This is the most beautiful court building I have ever seen.” US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader [...]

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The Philatelic Services of the South African Post Office will be launching a new set of stamps featuring artwork from the collection of the Constitutional Court of South Africa.

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Art and Justice: The Art of the Consitutional Court of South Africa has been selected as one of 13 finalists in the “Most Beautiful Object in South Africa” competition. Other finalists include: Chrysanthemum Centrepiece, by Nomili (Michaella Janse van Vuuren) Ribbon Plate, by Kendal Warren Ceramics (Kendal Warren) Pretty Filly Bench, by Koop Design (Richard Stretton) [...]

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ART AND JUSTICE: THE ART OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA. Bronwyn Law-Viljoen of David Krut Publishing was present at Boekehuis on December 6 2008 when when Steven Sack,  Director of Arts, Culture and Heritage of the City of Johannesburg  spoke with Justice Albie Sachs, Judge of the Constitutional Court and driving force behind [...]

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On Tuesday, October 7 2008, David Krut Publishing’s (DKP) latest book on the art collection of the Constitutitonal Court of South Africa went to press, where it will be closely monitored throughout the printing process by DKP Editor, Bronwyn Law-Viljoen. Below are selected images from the beginning of printing using the massive four-colour presses, as [...]

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David Krut Publishing (DKP) and the Constitutional Court extend an invitation to you to explore the Court and its art collection, and visit the DKP bookstore on Constitution Square. In honour of the Court DKP has published Light On a Hill: The Building of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, and the soon to be [...]

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Last night in New York, Columbia University’s Center for African Educaton, and the African Studies Working Group presented a screening of the film A Light on a Hill: A Tour of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, which presents Justice Albie Sachs’ popular tour of the court building, detailing its historical significance, architecture and the [...]

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High Court Justice Albie Sachs, author of Light on a Hill (2006) and Art and Justice, forthcoming from David Krut publishing, is currently a resident scholar at the Ford Foundation in New York City. Justice Sachs is putting the last touches on the forthcoming book Art and Justice, about the art collection at the Constitutional [...]

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