The Way I See It

The Way I See ItA powerful memoir of an extraordinary life behind the lens, chronicling apartheid South Africa and beyond. Jrgen Schadeberg's iconic photographs are etched into history: Nelson Mandela gazing through the bars of his Robben Island cell; a young Miriam Makeba dancing; Hugh Masekela receiving a trumpet from Louis Armstrong; the Women's March of 1955; the Sophiatown removals; the Sharpeville massacre victims' funeral. But the story of the man behind the

Mohammed Laouli

“Knocked down by the system”) characterise this

and many others who have worked day and night to bring you what we hope is the finest collection of photographic exhibitions yet seen in South Africa

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word and concept – was central to Blom’s 2020-21 exhibition at Stevenson

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his work reflects his world as a young black South African

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