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June 16. The Fruit of FearBook blurb: From the day in 1954 when he first joined DRUM magazine, Peter Magubane never dreamed of becoming anything but a press photographer. Slowly, stage by stage. he worked his way up from driver to dark room helper, and at last to taking pictures with the camera bought for him by his father out of his scanty earnings as a vegetable hawker When he showed me his pictures for the first time in DRUM offices in 1958, it was plain that he had the

These photographs represent the life and struggle of South Africans under apartheid

Whether you want Surrealism or Land Art

or has been an instrument for conveying ideas in its own right

"Mark Dion (b

The Monkeybiz veggie collection is made of a life-sized tomato

they made many visits to the National Park redwood forests of Humboldt County

The Bafokeng people are mostly known for their platinum wealth

Trained at the Market Photo Workshop

the portraits and reportage are linked to images of cars

Height: 74cms

Throughout the book

South Africa) work deals primarily with the intersection of history and private narratives by considering the process of recall and interpretation