The curators thank the following people for their generosity in contributing to the exhibition.
Leora Farber and the University of Johannesburg, Kirsty Wesson and the Goodman Gallery, Federica Angelucci and The Michael Stevenson Gallery, The Warren Siebrits Contemporary, The Erdmann Contemporary, Alistair Berg of the Impilo Yethu Group, Kyle Morland for programming the website, Susanne Stauch for her typographic (printed matter) skills and Matthew Barac for the header text.
All the photographers offered their work very generously. Thank you.
CONTACT DETAILS
Professor Michael Godby(curator) m
mgodby@mweb.co.za
Dave Southwood(curator)
hello@davesouthwood.com
Dr. Matthew Barac(writer)*
mjwbarac@yahoo.co.uk
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Jane Alexander
Jane.Alexander@uct.ac.za
Jean Brundrit
jbr@sun.ac.za
Dennis Gilbert
dg@dennisgilbert.com
David Goldblatt
Michael Stevenson Gallery
info@michaelstevenson.com+27 (0)21 421 2575
Svea Josephy svea
Svea.Josephy@uct.ac.za
David Lurie
david@davidlurie.co.uk
Brent Meistre
Erdmann Contemporary
photogallery@mweb.co.za +27 021 422 2762
Sabelo Mlangeni
Warren Siebrits Contemporary enquiries@warrensiebrits.co.za
+27 11 327 0000
Jo Ractliffe
Warren Siebrits Contemporary
enquiries@warrensiebrits.co.za +27 11 327 0000
Dave Southwood
hello@davesouthwood.com +21 72 9540600
Mikhael Subotzky
Goodman Gallery
kirsty@goodman-galery.com +27- (0)11- 788 – 1113
Guy Tillim
Michael Stevenson Gallery
info@michaelstevenson.com +27 (0)21 421 2575
Garth Walker
Garth.Walker@oj.co.za
* Dr Matthew Barac: Matthew Barac is an architect at London firm PTEarchitects, specializing in social housing. His doctoral research, about the role of architecture in shantytowns, won the RIBA President’s Award for Research (2007) and, with David Southwood and Simone le Fevre, the International Bauhaus Prize (2004). He enjoys teaching and writing about architecture, and recently guest-edited an Architectural Review special issue on South Africa. He chairs the board of trustees for humanitarian development charity Architecture Sans Frontières – UK.