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'Face of South Africa' (1972)Published in 1972, Face of South Africa is a record of apartheid era South Africa: its inhabitants, peculiarities, difficulties and beauty. Shot in black and white by Dutch South African photographer Chris Jansen, the book records and considers what, exactly, the face of South Africa may be. 26 x 23. 3 cm 172 pages hardcover

To honour this momentous occasion

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I had asked myself whether I was complicit with or critical of the South African government’s propaganda

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This first comprehensive survey of the work and career of Turner Prize-winning artist Martin Creed reproduces more than 700 works produced over twenty years

"These still photographs attest to Kubrick’s innate talent for compelling storytelling

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Anke Loots is a photographer and art director

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1 cm | 187 pages

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