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33 Uithoeke
0‘n Lekker geskenkboek met skerp mini-essays uit Britz se gewilde koerantrubriek. ?Moenie met alles en almal spot nie. ‘n Spotter is ‘n ongelukkige mens. En moenie te slim wil wees nie. Geleerde mense se hart sing selde van vreugde.? ? Uit ?Die onsterflike woorde van Wodan?
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Changing Our Worlds
0Changing Our Worlds draws on the wisdom of African artists, theorists, educators and leaders. It profiles an array of transformative arts projects that, among other things, changed attitudes and behaviours toward HIV testing and prevention, helped rural citizens to design and build a new community centre and supported those with HIV/AIDS to strengthen their resilience. As a group of scholar/practitioners, collaborating on the book reinforced our confidence in the potency of arts practices to unsettle unjust orders, inspire new visions and embrace the human dignity that comes from acknowledging the interdependent world in which we live.
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Educating Citizen Designers in South Africa
0Educating Citizen Designers in South Africa is the first book of its kind to appear in post-apartheid South Africa and it is therefore both overdue and extremely welcome. The book aims at sharing critical citizenship design teaching and learning pedagogies by including contributions from a range of design educators, and one student, who work in different design disciplines, such as architecture, graphic and product design. Critical citizenship education is explicated in relation to a range of theories and new and existing models. Numerous contemporary case studies and examples of design projects from a range of South African Higher Education Institutions are included. As such, a variety of perspectives emerge, including the consensual, where the aim of critical citizenship education is viewed as promoting social justice, shared values and critical thinking, to the conflicting – where critiques are levelled against conceptions of critical citizenship education. Contentious, contesting and contradictory views are inevitable and necessary given the South African context as it is only in open debate that the one point of agreement among the authors, the need for social change, can be worked towards. – Prof Deirdre Pretorius, Univeristy of Johannesburg
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Icons – Imaging the Unseen
0The experience of the divine has been referred to by many artists over the centuries, whether their subject was the human figure, landscape, still life or indeed religious or biblical themes. Art therefore requires a kind of openness; a willingness to mediate rather than to control. This sensitivity can best be described as humility, an obeisance to something we are part of. Therefore, to ‘see’ the ‘unseen’ in visual arts brings about awe and requires ‘iconic viewing’. The spiritual realm, as portrayed by icons, has a healing quality in a world where the news and the arts are so full of tragedy and where the church’s message so often sounds escapist or naUve.
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Maggie Laubser – A Window on Always Light
0The artist Maggie Laubser no longer needs any introduction. In this publication focussing on her 149 paintings in the art collection of Stellenbosch University, art connoisseurs as well as art lovers are afforded the opportunity to closely follow the evolvement of her truly unique style and to actually share in the life of the person behind the canvas. Muller Ballot tells this story in an exceptional way by unfolding and interpreting her oeuvre within the context of South African as well as European Modernism.
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Stilspraak
0Stilspraak, Strijdom van der Merwe en Landkuns is On populr-wetenskaplike kunsboek en bestaan uit drie hoofafdelings. Die geskiedenis van landkuns wat in deel een bespreek word kom uit twee lande, naamlik die Verenigde State van Amerika (VSA) en Nederland. Ten eerste is dit On momentopname van landkuns aan die begin van die een-en-twintigste eeu en word Van der Merwe vervolgens met hierdie publikasie geplaas binne die internasionale konteks van landkuns.E