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Press articles compiled by the Art on our Mind research team.

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REVIEWS: Shelley Barry

Fisher, Tyrone (2019) Creativate Digital Arts Festival: Something For The Insanely Curious. between 10 and 5 (online).
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Moonsamy, Nedine (2019) The poetic revolution will not be anthologized. africasacountry September 2010 (online).
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Kamaldien, Yazeed (2016) Cape poet urges universities to teach his work. Sunday Argus 27 March 2016.
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2015 Two Short Films by South African filmmaker Shelley Barry at the Firehouse this April. Manhattan Neighbourhood Network (online).
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Collison, Carl (2014) An ode to a dissident. Southern Suburbs Tatler, 12 June 2014
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Jacobs, Sean (2010) Film director Shelley Barry @ NYU. africasacountry 28 April 2010 (online).
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Tsumele, Edward (2008) Wits Arts and Literature Experience, 3-6 April 2008. Sowetan Live 3 April 2008 (online).
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Willemse, Nicky (2007) Opposing worlds united on screen. Weekend Post (n.d.)
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2005 disABILITIES Film Festival Archive, The Museum of disABILITY History, New York (online).
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REVIEWS: Reshma Chhiba

Reviews of exhibitions by/with Reshma Chhiba

Heywood, Mark (2023) The irrepressible force within us — conjuring a tale of two dances. Daily Maverick. 7 July 2023.
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Jamal, Ashraf (2020) Tomorrow There Will Be More Of Us: The Materiality of South Africa’s Stellenbosch Triennale. Contemporary And. 27 March 2020.
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Zietsman, Gabi (2020) Stellenbosch’s – and SA’s – social tensions reflected in Triennale art exhibits. News24. 10 Feb 2020.
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ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty Images: A woman visits the art installation ‘Giant Walk-In Vagina’ installed at a former women’s prison by artist Reshma Chhiba in Johannesburg on August 27, 2013. Continue reading “REVIEWS: Reshma Chhiba”

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INTERVIEWS/FEATURES: Reshma Chhiba

Publications and interviews featuring Reshma Chhiba

International Women’s Month Series: Reshma Chhiba. FNB Art Joburg

Screaming, walk-in vagina at a former women’s prison
AFP news agency, 30 August 2013
A walk-in vagina has been installed at Johannesburg’s old women’s jail, to celebrate women’s month. Visitors are invited to enter the art work to a soundtrack of screaming and laughter, which represents the Hindu Goddess Kali.

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