Description
Part archive, part snapshot, part argument.
Published to mark a decade of democracy in South Africa, 10 Years 100 Artists surveys one hundred practitioners whose work shaped the cultural language of the new era. Painting, photography, installation, performance, and conceptual practices sit side by side — mapping a generation responding to politics, memory, identity, and reconstruction.
Less a coffee-table book and more a reference text, it captures a pivotal moment when contemporary South African art was defining itself for a global audience.
Designed with bold, unapologetic typography and a striking red cover, it functions as both document and object — equally at home in a studio, library, or collection.
A key survey of post-apartheid contemporary art. Features 100 significant South African artists across disciplines. Increasingly hard to source outside institutional collections. Ideal for collectors, researchers, and anyone building a serious library on African contemporary art.
