‘Jane Alexander: Sculpture and Photomontage’ (1995)

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‘Jane Alexander: Sculpture and Photomontage’ (1995)From the introduction, written by Marion Arnold: Whether working as a sculptor or making photomontages, Jane Alexander produces two and three dimensional forms which share a capacity to disrupt our expectations of appearances. Alexanders current works are particularly pertinent to our society as it tries to initiate a dialogue between entrenched beliefs and the many voices of democratic debate. Her images are broadly located within a framework of

brick clay and skateboard wheels

we wanted to explore the possible futures of objects marked by colonial relations of power and knowledge(s)

Snow fluently meanders between musical styles: from low-tempo soothers like album opener 'Cooler' and 'Fall' to the syncopated bruk of 'The Rhythm' and cosmic funk escapades found on 'Nothing Wrong'

In addition to full-colour reproductions of Jeanette Unite’s work

Framed as a case history of post-apocalyptic times

a series of murals representing Johannesburg men waiting

side-street aesthetic

amongst others

Xladom Qomaxa

Coming out in the Wash:

This work by Christian Nerf has already been performed several times in different locations with various participants

which deals boldly with such contemporary issues as agnosticism

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