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DESIGN INITIATIVES,
Taxi Art Films 4
36 minutes, DVD,
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2009.
R120
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David Krut interviews two young Cape Town-based designers at the 2009 Design Indaba Expo.
Elizabeth Janse van Vuuren is the Creative Director of CHEW Magazine, a freely-downloadable digital publication dedicated to showcasing cutting-edge material from South Africa.
Wyers Marais is a student at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology. He launched his own business, Weyers Marais Design, with two lamp designs that featured at the 2009 Design Indaba Expo.
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Anderson (I.) dir.
PAUL DU TOIT,
fighting with my weak hand
29 + 6 + 6 minutes running time, DVD,
Cape Town,
2006.
R150
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The DVD comprises 3 films: "Paul du Toit, fighting with my weak hand", offering insight into the artist's mind and creative process, "Dieu Donné Papermill" (2005), which looks at the time Paul du Poit spent at this New York papermill "painting with paper" and "Forum Homini" (2005), which captures the artist working on his "The Purple Hominid" mural in the Cradle for Humankind.
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Azavedo (L.) dir.
HANDS OF CLAY,
50 minutes running time, VHS, PAL,
Maputo,
2003.
R250
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Film about the renowned Mozambican ceramic artist, Reinata Sadimba, born in 1945.
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Boshoff (Willem)
KYKAFRIKAANS,
recital of selected optophonetic poems
57 minutes running time, looping DVD,
signed by the artist, Johannesburg,
2007.
R570
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In collaboration with media production company, Wounded Buffalo, and Uncorp People (Andy Sherman, STOKI and James Macdonald) conceptual artist Willem Boshoff transformed his 1970s concrete poetry anthology, Kykafrikaans, into a sonic art production.
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Cohn (L.) curator
Sasol WAX ART AWARD,
2007
7 + 16 + 16 + 16 + 16 + 16 + 16 + 16 pp.+ 5 loose sheets, b/w & colour illus, boxed,
(Johannesburg),
2007.
R212
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"The finalists of the Sasol Wax Award 2007 explored wax in diverse ways, using it as part of the process, the medium and also the concept of their works".
The finalists were Wayne Barker, Usha Seejarim, Sue Williamson, Andrew Verster and Walter Oltmann, who won the award.
There is a 16 pp. catalogue on the work of each of the 5 finalists as well as a loose sheet depicting their work. There is also a booklet on Sasol's outreach programme which aims to take skills to communities and individuals who need them, while also educating people about the visual arts, and a booklet of views and reviews which includes messages from the executive director of the Sasol Wax Art Award, Carola Ross, and the curator, Les Cohn.
