David Goldblatt 1930-2018
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The South African photographer David Goldblatt has left us. Like many others, I’ve paused to mourn
David Goldblatt 1930-2018
▻https://africasacountry.com/2018/06/david-goldblatt-1930-2018
The South African photographer David Goldblatt has left us. Like many others, I’ve paused to mourn
#David_Goldblatt: The Art of Capturing a New truth
At a rally of far-right Afrikaners, Goldblatt kept his lens trained on Constand Viljoen in the front row. Viljoen clutched the hand of his wife, Ristie, grim-faced, as she wept while Terre’blanche raged. It was the moment of truth about the dissolution of the right-wing backlash.
Activisme visuel
Décédé en 2018 à l’âge de 87 ans, David Goldblatt a exposé au monde le combat mené dans l’ombre par les activistes dès le début des années 1960 : cette star du photojournalisme fut l’un des seuls à documenter le système terrifiant mis en place à tous les niveaux par le rouleau-compresseur de l’Apartheid. Son père vend des vêtements de travail aux mineurs afrikaners, ces descendants des Hollandais qui ont colonisé le pays au dix-septième siècle. C’est le premier sujet d’étude du jeune photographe, qui ne comprend pas comment ces hommes peuvent soutenir l’Apartheid alors qu’ils ont été comme lui élevés par des femmes noires, des nounous qu’ils aimaient souvent comme leur propre mère. En février 2018, le Centre Pompidou consacrait une rétrospective à celui qui est considéré comme le plus grand chroniqueur social de l’Afrique du Sud.
▻https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/053284-000-A/activisme-visuel
#résistance #activisme
Through the lens of David #Goldblatt
David Goldblatt, one of South Africa’s most renowned photographers, has passed away. Born in November 1930 in Randfontein, the internationally acclaimed photographer has had his work exhibited in newspapers and galleries around the world. His work focused on the harsh daily realities that black South Africans faced under Apartheid and he continued documenting the struggle for equality well into the democratic era. Aged 87, Goldblatt passed away peacefully in the early hours on Monday, at his home in Johannesburg. These are just some of his iconic images through the decades, courtesy of the Goodman Gallery. 6
David Goldblatt: photographer who found the human in an inhuman social landscape
World renowned and revered South African photographer David Goldblatt has died at the age of 87. He became a photographer at the age of 18 and would come to focus his camera on quiet, yet equally poignant features of the brutal apartheid regime.
Do we need another David Goldblatt show at a prominent museum?
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David Goldblatt, Pieter Hugo, Mikhael Subotzy, and Zanele Muholi are the South African photographers frequently showcased
L’Afrique du Sud sous l’œil de #David_Goldblatt
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Le travail photographique de David Goldblatt documente l’histoire d’une #Afrique_du_Sud où les paysages, les infrastructures ou les visages gardent inscrits, en profondeur, les effets de la politique d’apartheid, même après sa disparition politique et juridique. Entretien en images avec la commissaire de l’exposition qui lui est consacrée.
#Culture-Idées #apartheid #Karolina_Lewandowska #photographie
The values of David Goldblatt
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Inseparable from the photographic images of world-renowned South African photographer David Goldblatt, are values. Values, like waves of light, are in some ways absorbed as the social information of a photograph, and in others reflected back at the viewer. Goldblatt, whose imagework blurs the lines between documentary and fine art, frequently speaks of values in…
#Zanele_Muholi’s #Visual_Activism “Isibonelo/Evidence” at the Brooklyn Museum
▻http://africasacountry.com/2015/10/zanele-muholis-visual-activism-isiboneloevidence-at-the-brooklyn-mu
Back in 2006, David Goldblatt showed me a catalogue showcasing fourteen artists work, with Zanele Muholi’s photograph of singer Martin Machapa on the cover. Machapa’s dashing young body, clothed in.....
L’apartheid dans le viseur de la “Struggle photography” - Télérama.fr
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Les clichés de Pieter Hugo, Paul Weinberg ou David Goldblatt ont marqué l’histoire de l’Afrique du Sud. Ils sont au cœur d’un superbe documentaire diffusé sur Arte. Arrêt sur quelques images emblématiques.
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Books: #David_Goldblatt’s ‘Futebol Nation: The Story of #Brazil Through #soccer’
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In his book #Futebol_Nation, British journalist David Goldblatt explores the history of Brazilian #football and how it links to the social, economical, cultural and, especially, political life of the country. As Goldblatt argues, despite its size and except for the recent surge in its economy, in the almost two centuries of its existence as […]
#FOOTBALL_IS_A_COUNTRY #LATIN_AMERICA_IS_A_COUNTRY #LITERATURE #SPORT #Literature
#PHOTOGRAPHY: Conversation with #David_Goldblatt about “Rise and Fall of Apartheid”
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Almost fifteen years ago, I saw David Goldblatt’s photographs in Rotterdam, at the Netherlands Architecture Institute. They were small and unobtrusive, and I stood before them, very moved. Subsequently, as I learned the story of South Africa through literature, theory, history books, Goldblatt’s work—and later, other photographers’ work—was my real entry. In a way, I […]
#Museum_Africa #Okwui_Enwezor #Omar_Badsha #Rise_and_Fall_of_Apartheid