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Arte contemporanea sudafricana

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L'arte contemporanea Sudafricana è l'arte contemporanea prodotta in Sudafrica e la produzione di artisti di nazionalità o di origine sudafricana.

Esposizioni di arte contemporanea sudafricana

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Art from South Africa, organizzata al Museum of Modern Art di Oxford nel 1990 da David Elliott[1] è un'esposizione di arte contemporanea sudafricana organizzata durante il boicottaggio internazionale del Sudafrica organizzato dal ANC African National Congress contro l'apartheid. In occasione della conferenza organizzata ad Amsterdam nel 1987 dal titolo Culture in Another South Africa (Cultura in un altro Sudafrica), l'ANC lascia intendere un'apertura a condizione che la mostra sia organizzata in collaborazione con strutture artistiche sudafricane vicine al partito come Visual Arts Group e che presenti una cultura della resistenza contro il regime di Pretoria; David Elliott comincia ad organizzare l'esposizione presentando oltre 150 opere di 65 artisti che stimolano il dibattito sulla relazione tra arte, politica e resistenza[2]. Secondo l'esposizione è molto controversa[3] per la situazione politica all'interno della quale è organizzata e per il difficile sforzo di non essere "razziale" e presentare sia la produzione di artisti bianchi che neri.

La produzione contemporanea sudafricana riceve grande visibilità internazionale alla fine dell'apartheid, quando il paese festeggia la sua indipendenza, esce dal boicottaggio internazionale e l'attenzione del mondo si concentra sulla nazione. Subito la prima Biennale di Johannesburg del 1995 si pone come un'occasione di apertura e dialogo tra gli artisti sudafricani e il mondo.

Nel 1995 una parte della mostra Seven Stories about Modern Art in Africa si focalizza sulla produzione Sudafricana ed è curata da David Koloane ed esposta alla Whitechapel Art Gallery di Londra[4].

Nel 1996 la mostra Colours: Kunst aus Sudafrika è curata da Alfons Hug e Sabine Vogel alla Casa delle Culture del Mondo di Berlino[5] e Common and uncommon ground: South African art to Atlanta è curata da Steven Sack negli Stati Uniti[6].

Nel 2000 l'esposizione Cross, cross currents: contemporary art practice in South Africa è organizzata in Gran Bretagna da John Picton e Jannifer Law[7]. Nel 2008 è organizzata a Cinisello Balsamo l'esposizione Za: giovane arte dal Sudafrica all'interno della quale cinque noti artisti sudafricani (Marlene Dumas, Kendall Geers, Berni Searle, Minnette Vári e Sue Williamson) insieme al curatore Lorenzo Fusi sono invitati a selezionare gli artisti partecipanti[8].

Il Sudafrica partecipa con un suo padiglione alla Biennale di arte di Venezia. Nel 1993 una selezione di artisti sudafricani partecipano all'esposizione collaterale alla Biennale di Venezia dal titolo Incroci del sud: arte contemporanea del Sudafrica (Affinities: contemporary South African art)[9].

Biennali e triennali

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Il Sudafrica è sede della Triennale di Città del Capo (Cape Town Triennial)[10] che viene organizzata per quattro edizioni, nel 1982[11], nel 1988[12] e nel 1991[13].

La Biennale di Johannesburg è organizzata per due edizioni nel 1995 e nel 1997. Cape Africa è una mostra biennale pubblicizzata con lo slogan "Not Another Biennale" (non un'altra biennale) e organizzata per la prima volta nel 2005.

Spier Contemporary è un'esposizione annuale di arte contemporanea sudafricana organizzata dall'Africa Centre (edizione 2007[14], 2010[15]).

A partire dal 2008 viene organizzata la fiera d'arte di Johannesburg che mescola stand di gallerie commerciali a esposizioni di respiro internazionale e in particolare attente all'arte contemporanea africana. La prima fiera d'arte di Johannesburg si svolge nel 2008[16], la seconda nel 2009[17].

Artisti

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Gli artisti sudafricani che raggiungono per primi la notorietà internazionale sono, tra gli altri, Marlène Dumas, Kendell Geers, Berni Searle, Minnette Vári e Sue Williamson.

C'è però una seconda generazione di artisti, nati intorno alla fine degli anni settanta e l'inizio degli ottanta, che dall'anno duemila cominciano a essere riconosciuti a livello internazionale e che vengono definiti di 'post-apartheid'. Fanno parte di questa generazione artisti come Sean Slemon, Dineo Bopape, Nandipha Mntambo, Colleen Alborough, James Webb, Frances Goodman, e Zander Blom.

Riviste

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Le riviste hanno un ruolo fondamentale nel far conoscere e diffondere la produzione culturale sudafricana[18]. Tra quelle che hanno un ruolo centrale nel promuovere l'arte contemporanea si possono menzionare "ADA: Architecture Design Art" (1986-1996), e più recentemente "Artthrob", "Chimurenga" (fondata nel 2002), "Art South Africa". La rivista "Drum" è spesso citata all'interno di esposizioni e pubblicazioni d'arte per il suo ruolo innovativo e di denuncia in particolare negli anni cinquanta e sessanta e per la sua capacità di formare e dare spazio a scrittori e fotografi sudafricani neri.

Note

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  1. ^ Art from South Africa. Oxford: Museum of Modern Art: London: distributed by Thames and Hudson, 1990. 95pp. illus. (pt. color). N7392.A784 1990 AFA. OCLC 23088898.
  2. ^ Thomas Boutoux e Cédric Vincent, Africa Remix Sampler in Africa Remix, Parigi, Centre Pompidou, 2005, 246.
  3. ^ L'esposizione è recensita da John Picton in "African Arts" (Los Angeles) 24 (3): 83-86, July 1991; Pat Williams, "A hard-won place in the sun," Independent (South Africa) February 24, 1991, p. 16; Neville Dubow, "A picture of SA's polyglot art," Weekly mail (Johannesburg) July 3-6, 1992, page 22; Nevill Dubow, "The Babel of South African art," Weekly mail (Johannesburg) January 10-16, 1992, pp. 21-22.
  4. ^ Koloane, David Nthubu, 1938- "Moments in art," pp. 140-157, 316. In: Seven stories about modern art in Africa / organized by the Whitechapel Art Gallery; concept and general editor, Clémentine Deliss. Paris; New York: Flammarion, 1995. illus. (color)., bibl. refs. (page 316). N7380.5.S49 1995 AFA. OCLC 33663281.
  5. ^ Colours: Kunst aus Sudafrika / Katalogredaktion, Alfons Hug, Sabine Vogel. Berlin: Haus der Kulturen der Welt: Ars Nicolai, 1996. 190pp. illus. (chiefly color), bibl. refs. Text in German. qN7392.C65 1996 AFA. OCLC 36717722.
  6. ^ Common and uncommon ground: South African art to Atlanta, April 12-June 7, 1996 / essay by Steven Sack, curator. Atlanta: City Gallery East, 1996. 48pp. illus. (color). N7392.C66 1996 AFA. OCLC 47079471.
  7. ^ Cross, cross currents: contemporary art practice in South Africa, an exhibition in two parts; Atkinson Gallery, Millfield School, June to September 2000 / edited by John Picton and Jennifer Law. Street, Somerset, England: Atkinson Gallery, Millfield School, 2000. 120pp. illus. (color), bibliog. (page 60). N7392.C698 2000 AFA. OCLC 46928157.
  8. ^ Za: giovane arte dal Sudafrica. Cinisello Balsamo, Milan: Silvana, 2008. 191pp. illus. (pt. color). N7393.Z3 2008 AFA. OCLC 214232156.
  9. ^ Incroci del sud: arte contemporanea del Sudafrica: mostra collaterale con il patrocinio della XLV Biennale di Venezia 1993, giugno-dicembre 1993 = Affinities: contemporary South African art: collateral exhibition under the patronage of the XLV Venice Biennial 1993, June-December 1993; [exhibition Palazzo Giustinian Lolin, Venice, 1993]. Roma: Ambasciata del Sudafrica, 1993. 95pp. illus. (color). Text in Italian and English. N7392.I37 1993 AFA. OCLC 29018574.
  10. ^ Antoinette du Plessis, "The Cape Town Triennial: a phenomenon of the Eighties," De arte (Pretoria) 45: 15-24, April 1992. notes, bibliog. (page 24). qN8.A34A78 AFA.
  11. ^ Cape Town Triennial (1982). Cape Town Triennial 1982 = Kaapstadse Trienniale 1982. [Cape Town]: Rembrandy van Rijn Art Foundation, [1982]. [24]pp. illus. (pt. color). Text in English and Afrikaans. N7392.C23 1982 AFA. OCLC 31418432.
  12. ^ Cape Town Triennial (1988). Cape Town Triennial 1988. Cape Town: Rembrandt van Rijn Art Foundation for the Cape Town Triennial, 1988. 75pp. illus. (pt. color). N7392.C23 1988 AFA. OCLC 19256767.
  13. ^ Cape Town Triennial (1991). Kaapstadse Triënnial 1991 = Cape Town Triennial 1991 / introduction by Elza Miles; foreword by Christopher Till. Cape Town: Kunsstigting Rembrandt van Rijn, [1991]. 115pp. illus. (pt. color). Text in Afrikaans and English. N7392.C23 1991 AFA. OCLC 25328621.
  14. ^ Spier Contemporary (Exhibition) (2008-2008 : Stellenbosch, South Africa, etc.). Spier Contemporary 2007: exhibition and awards/ editor, Jay Pather. Stellenbosch, South Africa: Africa Centre, 2007. 268pp. illus. (chiefly color), portraits, bibl. refs. N7392.2.S684 2007 AFA. OCLC 212896806.
  15. ^ Spier Contemporary (Exhibition) (2010 : Stellenbosch, South Africa, etc.). Spier Contemporary 2010: exhibition/ editor, Jay Pather. Stellenbosch, South Africa: Africa Centre, 2010. 290pp. illus. (chiefly color), portraits, bibl. refs. N7393.S685 2010 AFA. OCLC 603237240.
  16. ^ Joburg Art Fair (2008 : Johannesburg, South Africa). Joburg Art Fair: directory / presented by First National Bank. Johannebsurg: Artlogic, 2008. 175, 79pp. illus. (pt. color). N7393.J633 2008 AFA. OCLC 229890762.
  17. ^ Joburg Art Fair (2nd : 2009 : Johannesburg, South Africa). Joburg Art Fair / presented by FNB. Johannesburg: Artlogic, 2009. 337pp. illus. (chiefly color). N7393.J63 2009 AFA, OCLC 318100646.
  18. ^ Il ruolo delle riviste e dei media in Sudafrica è ampiamente studiato e documentato, sia da ricercatori locali che internazionali. Più specificatamente la rivista Drum è stata oggetto di numerose indagini e alcune pubblicazioni sudafricane sono state inserite all'interno del progetto Chimurenga Library Archiviato il 2 settembre 2011 in Internet Archive. che documenta alcune delle riviste che hanno influenzato i saperi e la scrittura in Africa.

Bibliografia

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Janet L. Stanley fornisce una bibliografia generale sulla produzione contemporanea sudafricana in Modern African Art: A Basic Reading List, Smithsonian Institution Libraries (pubblicata nel 1990 e poi aggiornata continuamente online).

  • 10 years, 100 artists: art in a democratic South Africa / edited by Sophie Perryer. Cape Town: Bell-Roberts Publications in association with Struik Publishers, 2004. 447pp. illus. (some color). N7392.2.A14 2004 AFA. OCLC 56956827.
  • Alexander, Lucy and Evelyn Cohen. 150 South African paintings: past and present. Cape Town: Struikhof, 1990. 180pp. illus. (color), bibliog. glossary. ND1092.A376 1990 AFA. OCLC 22721516.
  • Ardmore: an African discovery / by Gillian Scott; photographs by Anthony Bannister and Kathleen Comfort. Vlaeberg, South Africa: Fernwood Press, 1998. 79pp. Illus. (color). NK4210.A684S38 1998X AFA. OCLC 41618272.
  • Arnold, Marion I. Women and art in South Africa. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1996; Cape Town: David Philip, 1996. x, 186pp. illus. (pt. color), bibliog. (pp. 178183). N7392.A77 1996X AFA. OCLC 35318603.
  • Art and justice: the art of the Constitutional Court of South Africa / photography by Ben Law-Viljoen. Parkwood, South Africa: David Krut, 2008. 203pp. illus. (pt. color). N8846.S6A77 2008 AFA. OCLC 297162559.
  • Art routes: a guide to South African art collections / edited by Rayda Becker and Rochelle Keene. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press, 2000. viii, 248pp. illus. (color). N3810.S6A78 2000X AFA. OCLC 47081493.
  • Berman, Esmé. Art & artists of South Africa: an illustrated biographical dictionary and historical survey of painters, sculptors and graphic artists since 1875. New enlarged edition. Cape Town: A. A. Balkema, 1983. xviii, 545pp. illus. (pt. color), bibliog. N7392.B47 1983X AFA. OCLC 11031114.
  • Berman, Esmé. Painting in South Africa. Johannesburg: Southern Book Publishers, 1993. xxiv, 395pp., 99pp. of color plates. illus. (pt. color). ND1092.B49 1993 AFA. OCLC 31200286.
  • Between Union and liberation: women artists in South Africa 1910-1994 / edited by Marion I. Arnold. Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2005. xv, 230pp. illus. (pt. color), bibliogs. N7395.6B47 2005 AFA. OCLC 55665461.
  • Botschaften aus Südafrika: Kunst und künstlerische Produktion schwarzer Künstler / text by Minika Stötzel; foreword by Josef Franz Thiel. Frankfurt am Main: Museum für Völkerkunde, 1987. 156pp. illus. (Roter Faden zur Ausstellung, 11). N7392.B74 1987 AFA. OCLC 22436326.
  • Brett Kebble Art Awards (2nd : 2004 : Cape Town, South Africa). The Brett Kebble Art Awards 2004. Cape Town: Marulelo Communications, 2004. 299pp. illus. (color). N7393.B75 2004 AFA. OCLC 57532703.
  • Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Public Library. Black South African contemporary graphics; [exhibition held March 25-May 16, 1976] / introduction by Sylvia Williams. New York: Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Public Library, 1976. 64pp. illus., bibliog. NE788.6.S6B87 AFA. OCLC 3479561.
  • Coexistence: contemporary cultural production in South Africa / Pamela Allara, Marilyn Martin, and Zola Mtshiza. Waltham, MA: Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, 2003. 92pp. illus. (pt. color), bibliog. (page 92). N7392.2.A452003 AFA. OCLC 52206313.
  • Collector's guide to art and artists in South Africa: the visual journey into the thoughts, emotions, and minds of 558 artists / compiled by Tai Collard. Claremont, South Africa: Twenty Two Press, South African Institute of Artists and Designers, 1998. 205pp. illus. (color). N7392.C65 1998X AFA. OCLC 44750884.
  • Contemporary South African art: the Gencor collection / edited by Kendell Geers. Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball Publishers, 1997. 168pp. illus. (color), bibliog. (pp. 165–166). N7392.2.C66 1997X AFA. OCLC 37843149.
  • De Jager, E. J. "Contemporary African sculpture in South Africa," Fort Hare papers (Fort Hare, South Africa) 6 (6): 421-458, September 1978. illus., bibliog. (p. 456). AS611.G6X AFA.
  • De Jager, E. J. Art, artist and society: a social-historical perspective on contemporary South African black art. Mafikeng, Bophuthatswana: Institute of African Studies, University of Bophuthatswana, 1990. 31pp. (Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje memorial lecture, 18th October 1990. [not in AFA Library]. OCLC 27337237.
  • De Jager, E. J. Contemporary African art in South Africa. Cape Town: C. Struik, 1973. 31pp., 128 plates. illus. (pt. color), bibliog. N7392.D4X AFA. OCLC 830033.
  • De Jager, E. J. Images of man: contemporary South African black art and artists. Alice, Republic of Ciskei: Fort Hare University Press in association with the Fort Hare Foundation, 1992. [14], 220pp. illus. (pt. color), bibliog. N7392.D32 1992 AFA. OCLC 26617819.
  • Decade of democracy: witnessing South Africa / edited by Gary van Wyk. Boston: South African Development Fund, 2004. 82pp. illus. (color). N7392.2.D433 2004 AFA. OCLC 56472189.
  • Directory of South African contemporary art. volume 1: Painting 1997/1998 / introduction by Benita Munitz. Stanford, South Africa: Contemporary Arts Publishers in association with Africus Institute for Contemporary Art, 1997. 170, [42]pp. illus. (color). N55.S6D574 AFA. OCLC 39244637.
  • Directory of southern African contemporary art practices. Volume 2: Ceramics, sculpture and works of art 1998/1999 / edited by Jean Campbell. Stanford, South Africa: Contemporary Arts Publishers, 1998. 175pp. illus. (color). N7395.6.D57 1998 volume 2 AFA. OCLC 42643173.
  • Echoes of African art: a century of art in South Africa / compiled and introduced by Matsemela Manaka; foreword by Eskia Mphahlele. Braamfontein: Skotaville, 1987. 111pp. chiefly illus. (pt. color) (Skotaville graphic series, no. 2). qN7392.E18 1987 AFA. OCLC 17634113.
  • Engaging modernities: transformations of the commonplace: Standard Bank collection of African art (University of the Witwatersrand Art Galleries). Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand Art Galleries, 2003. 92pp. illus. (color). N7391.65.E54 2003 AFA. OCLC 52781892.
  • Grundy, Kenneth W. "Cultural policy in South Africa: an inconclusive transformation," African studies review (Atlanta) 39 (1): 1-24, April 1996. bibliog. (pp. 23–24). DT1.A1A26 AFA. OCLC 01461411.
  • Philippa Hobbs and Elizabeth Rankin. Printmaking in a transforming South Africa. Cape Town: David Philip, 1997. ix, 204pp. illus. (pt. color), bibliog. (pp. 126–127). NE788.S6H62 1997X AFA. OCLC 38238931.
  • Philippa Hobbs and Elizabeth Rankin. Rorke's Drift: empowering prints. Cape Town: Double Storey, 2003. xv, 242pp. illus. (pt. color). NE788.6.S6H63 2003 AFA. OCLC 52126695.
  • Merle Huntley, Art in outline. volume 1: An introduction to South African art. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1992. 182pp. illus. (pt. color), bibl. refs. N278.6.S6H95 1992 AFA. OCLC 30093004.
  • Images of defiance: South African resistance posters of the 1980's / the Poster Book Collective, South African History Archive. Johannesburg: Raven Press, 1991. ix, 181pp. chiefly illus. (color). DT1963.I46 1991X AFA. OCLC 26188033.
  • Iziko Museums of Cape Town. A decade of democracy: South African art, 1994-2004: from the permanent collection of Iziko: South African National Gallery / edited by Emma Bedford. Cape Town: Double Storey Books; Cape Town: Iziko Museums of Cape Town, 2004. ix, 149pp. illus (pt. color), bibliog. (pp. 138–141). N7392.I95 2004 AFA. OCLC 56592662.
  • Jephson, Amanda Anne. Aspects of twentieth century black South African art, up to 1980. M.A. thesis, Faculty of Fine Art and Architecture, University of Cape Town, 1989. 2 volumes. [volume 1, viii, 239 leaves; volume 2, plates]. illus., maps, bibliog. [unpublished]. N7392.J54 1989a AFA. OCLC 22883587.
  • Kennedy, Jean. "South African artists speak for the voiceless," pp. 171–183. In: New currents, ancient rivers: contemporary African artists in a generation of change. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1992. illus., bibl. refs. (pp. 192–193). N7391.65.K46 1992X AFA. OCLC 22389510.
  • Koloane, David Nthubu, 1938- "The Polly Street art scene," pp. 211–229. In: African art in Southern Africa: from tradition to township / edited by Anitra Nettleton and David Hammond-Tooke. Johannesburg: Ad. Donker, 1989. illus. (pt. color), bibliog. (page 252). N7391.7.A25 1989b AFA. OCLC 22501798.
  • Liberated voices: contemporary art from South Africa / edited by Frank Herreman, assisted by Mark D'Amato. New York: The Museum for African Art; Munich; New York: Prestel, 1999. 190pp. illus. (color), bibliog. (pp. 185–188). qN7392.L53 1999 AFA. OCLC 43035759.
  • Lissoos, Sheree. Johannesburg art and artists: selections from a century. Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery, 1986. 96pp., 12pp. of plates. illus. (pt. color), notes, bibliog. qN7395.J65L77 1986 AFA. OCLC 19254834.
  • Luggage is still labeled: blackness in South African art / a film by Vuyile C. Voyiya and Julie L. McGee. [South Africa]: Vuyile C. Voyiya and Julie L. McGee, 2003. 60 minutes. sound color DVD format. Features PAL and NTSC standards on alternate sides of the disc. video 000574 AFA. OCLC 52761698
  • Martin, Marilyn. "Is there a place for black abstract painters in South Africa," De arte (Pretoria) 44: 25-39, September 1991. illus. (color), notes, bibliog. qN8.A34A78 AFA.
  • Messages and meaning: the MTN Art Collection / edited by Philippa Hobbs. Johannesburg: MTN Foundation; David Krut Publishing, 2006. 301pp. illus. (pt. color). N5208.S62M76 2006 AFA. OCLC 71364429.
  • Messages and meaning: the MTN Art Collection / edited by Philippa Hobbs. Johannesburg: MTN Foundation: David Krut Publishing, 2006. 301pp. illus. (some color). N5208.S62M76 2006 AFA. OCLC 71364429.
  • Miles, Elza. Land and lives: a story of early black artists. Cape Town: Human and Rousseau; Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery, 1997. 191pp. illus. (pt. color), bibliog. OCLC 39485472. N7395.6.M55 1997X AFA. OCLC 39485472.
  • Miles, Elza. Polly Street: the story of an African art centre. Johannesburg: Ampersand Foundation, 2005. 166pp. illus. (color). N333.S683J645 2004 AFA. OCLC 57389839.
  • Neglected tradition: towards a new history of South African art (1930-1988) ; Johannesburg Art Gallery, 23 November 1988-8 January 1989 / guest curator: Steven Sack. Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery, 1988. 155pp. illus (pt. color), bibliog. (pp. 135–153). qN7392.N38 1988 AFA. OCLC 19747702 [and] The neglected tradition: towards a new history of South African art (19301988), Johannesburg Art Gallery, 23 November 1988 January 1989 / guest curator, Steven Sack
  • Ogilvie, Grania with Carol Graff. The dictionary of South African painters and sculptors, including Namibia. Johannesburg: Everard Read, 1988. xvii, 799pp., [84]pp. of plates. illus. (color), bibliog. N7395.6.O34 1988 AFA. OCLC 20185364.
  • Panoramas of passage: changing landscapes of South Africa. Washington, DC: Meridian International Center; Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand Art Galleries, 1995. 121pp. illus. (pt. color), maps. N7392.P36 1995 AFA. OCLC 34713121.
  • Peffer, John. Art and the end of apartheid. Minneapolis: University of Minneapolis Press, 2009. xxii, 339pp., 8 pp. of plates, illus. (pt. color), bibliog. (pp. 281–324). N7392.2.P44 2009 AFA. OCLC 268957332.
  • Personal affects: power and poetics in contemporary South African art. New York: Museum for African Art; Cape Town: Spier, 2004. 2 volumes. illus. (color). OCLC 60885010. N7392.P47 2004 AFA.
  • Rankin, Elizabeth L. "Black artists, white patrons: the cross-cultural art market in rural South Africa," Africa insight (Pretoria) 20 (1): 33-39, 1990. illus (pt. color), notes, bibl. refs. HC800.S727 AFA.
  • Rankin, Elizabeth L. "Black artists, white patrons: the cross-cultural art market in urban South Africa," Africa insight (Pretoria) 20 (1): 25-32, 1990. illus (pt. color), notes, bibl. refs. HC800.S727 AFA.
  • Rankin, Elizabeth L. and Elza Miles. "The role of the missions in art education in South Africa," Africa insight (Pretoria) 22 (1): 34-48, 1992. illus. (pt. color), bibl. refs. HC800.S727 AFA.
  • Rankin, Elizabeth L. Images of metal: post-war sculptures and assemblages in South Africa / foreword by Alan Crump; preface by Rayda Becker. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press and University of the Witwatersrand Art Galleries, 1994. 206pp. illus., bibliog. NB1220.R19 1994 AFA. OCLC32909847.
  • Rankin, Elizabeth L. Images of wood: aspects of the history of sculpture in 20th-century South Africa; [exhibition, Johannesburg Art Gallery, 1989]. Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery, 1989. 188pp. illus., bibliog. NB1255.S6R2115 1989 AFA. OCLC 20359737
  • Rankin, Elizabeth L. Reclaiming black art history in South African galleries and museums. Paper presented at the South African Association of Art Historians conference, Durban, South Africa, June-July 1993. [s.l.: s.n.], 1993. 18pp. bibl. refs. [unpublished]. qN8846.S6R2115 1993 AFA. OCLC 29624068.
  • Rankin, Elizabeth, Louis Vorster, and Hella Rabbathge-Schiller. Contemporary art !Xu & Khwe, Kimberley/South Africa. Johannesburg: [s.n.], 1997. 53pp. illus. (pt. color). qN7392.R36 1997X AFA. OCLC 46790831.
  • Revisions: expanding the narrative of South African art: the Campbell Smith collection / edited by Hayden Proud. Pretoria: SA History Online; UNISA Press, 2006. 360pp. illus. (pt. color). N7392.2.C36 2006 AFA. OCLC 81248938.
  • Richards, Colin. "About face: aspects of art, history and identity in South African visual culture," Third text: Third World perspectives on contemporary art & culture (London) 16-17 double issue: 101-133, autumn-winter 1991. illus., bibl. refs. NX1.T445 AFA.
  • Richards, Colin. "Desperately seeking 'Africa,'" pp. 35–44. In: Art from South Africa. Oxford: Museum of Modern Art; London: distributed by Thames and Hudson, c1990. notes. N7392.A784 1990 AFA. OCLC 23088898.
  • Sack, Steven. "`Garden of Eden or political landscape?': street art in Mamelodi and other townships," pp. 191–210. In: African art in Southern Africa: from tradition to township / edited by Anitra Nettleton and David Hammond-Tooke. Johannesburg: Ad. Donker, 1989. illus. (pt. color), notes (pp. 249–251), bibliog. (page 251). N7391.7.A25 1989b AFA. OCLC 22501798.
  • Sack, Steven. "Art in black South African townships," Art monthly (London) no. 17: 6-9, June 1989. illus., bibl. refs. qN1.A7843 AFA.
  • Sack, Steven. "From country to city: the development of an urban art," pp. 54–59. In: Catalogue: ten years of collecting (1979-1989): Standard Bank Foundation Collection of African Art, University Art Galleries' Collection of African Art and selected works from the University Ethnological Museum Collection / edited by David Hammond-Tooke and Anitra Nettleton. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg Art Galleries, 1989. illus., color illus. (pp. 81–82), bibliog. N7380
  • Sack, Steven. "In the name of art: a reflection on fine art," pp. 74–96. In: Culture in another South Africa / edited by Willem Campschreur and Joost Divendal. London: Olive Branch Press, 1989. illus. (color). NX589.8.S6C96 1989 AFA. OCLC 19264868.
  • Sasol art collection = Die Sasol-Kunsversameling / designed by Frank Horley; introduction by Leoni Schmidt. [Johannesburg]: Penrose Press, 1988. vi, 73 color plates. Text in Afrikaans and English. N7392.S25 1988 AFA. OCLC 27365254.
  • Sasol art collection = Die Sasol-Kunsversameling. volume 2 / designed by Frank Horley; introduction by Leoni Schmidt. [Johannesburg]: Penrose Press, 1991. viii + 70 pages of plates (color). Text in Afrikaans and English. N7392.S25 1988 volume 2 AFA. OCLC 27365254.
  • Schmahmann, Brenda. Mapula: embroidery and empowerment in the Winterveld. Parkwood, South Africa: David Krut Pub., 2006. 121pp. illus. (color), bibliog. (pp. 118–119). TT769.S6S34 2006 AFA. OCLC 83593659.
  • Schmahmann, Brenda. Through the looking glass: representations of self by South African women artists. Johannesburg: David Krut Publishers, 2004. 109pp. illus. (color), bibliog. (pp. 101–104). N7392.S35 2004 AFA. OCLC 55794336.
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