'Bead by Bead: Reviving an Ancient African Tradition: The Monkeybiz story' (2008)

'Bead by Bead: Reviving an Ancient African Tradition: The Monkeybiz story' (2008)From the publisher: "Bead by Bead: Reviving an Ancient African Tradition showcases the funky, innovative, and visually stunning bead art created by the woman of MonkeyBiz, a uniquely successful grassroots project that gives employment to poor women and provides them with skills training and HIV AIDS support. The project employs 450 disadvantaged women from around Cape Town, and serves as a model for nongovernmental organisations and individuals who

A regular contributor to the literary quarterly

provides a vivid document both of Leibovitz’s development as a young artist and of a pivotal era

William and Janey Morris

who edited the volume

in the past 5 years

It was edited by Matthew Partridge and featured contributions from Khanya Mashabela

From Pieter Hugo's introduction to the book:

And what shines through in his work is his love of people

with select scenes running full-bleed across double-page spreads

' she felt that she felt she had a mission to get them published

"Throughout the book

and has authored and edited numerous publications