Terreno Ocoupado | Jo Ractliffe

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Product details

Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Product code
DS0261
Bob Shop ID
596246894

Publisher: Warren Siebrits (2008)
ISBN: 9780620422062
Condition: As New
Binding: Hardcover with DJ
Pages: Unpaginated
Dimensions: 28 x 31 x 1.5cm
SKU: DS0261
Weight: 1.1kg
Price: R725
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by Jo Ractliffe

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synopsis: Jo Ractliffe made these photographs during her first visit to Angola's capital, Luanda, five years after the end of the Civil War. 'Terreno Occupado is an intricately woven essay about a fragment of Africa' writes David Goldblatt. 'Its black and white photographs resonate not with the dramatisation to which subjects of degradation easily lend themselves, nor with the urgency of "concerned" reportage, but rather with a plain factuality redolent with history and yet with that quality of portent and mystery in ordinary things, sought after by many in photography, but seldom achieved...This essay speaks with terrible eloquence of a kind of peace, a peace riven with the outcomes of colonialism, war, destruction, corruption and greed, of poverty and of little cause for hope, but nonetheless, and never to be underestimated.'


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