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SUMMARY:Film Screening: "Ernest Cole. Lost and Found"
DESCRIPTION:South African photographer Ernest Cole was the first to expose
the horrors of apartheid in a single book\, published in 1967 at the age o
f 27 while he was in exile in New York. Raoul Peck (director) tells the st
ory of the aimlessness and torments that followed this short-lived fame\,
by exploring the artist’s 60\,000 negatives\, found in a Swedish bank in
2017.\\r\\nThe Research Colloquium provides a forum for local and interna
tional scholars to engage in crossdisciplinary and methodological debates
in Southern African Studies\, with particular reference to Namibian Studie
s. Guests are welcome.\\r\\nJointly organized by the University of Namibia
\, the University of Basel and the Basler Afrika Bibliographien. Note: fro
m October 29th onwards\, NAM time is 19:15.\\r\\nContact for registration
and zoom link: julia.rensing@unibas.ch [https://zasb.unibas.ch/en/events/d
etails/ellison-tjirera-regimes-of-legal-spatial-reproduction-in-contempora
ry-windhoek-1-2-1-2/#] and makawa@unam.na [https://zasb.unibas.ch/en/event
s/details/ellison-tjirera-regimes-of-legal-spatial-reproduction-in-contemp
orary-windhoek-1-2-1-2/#]
X-ALT-DESC:South African photographer Ernest Cole was the first to expos
e the horrors of apartheid in a single book\, published in 1967 at the age
of 27 while he was in exile in New York. Raoul Peck (director) tells the
story of the aimlessness and torments that followed this short-lived fame\
, by exploring the artist’s 60\,000 negatives\, found in a Swedish bank
in 2017.
\nThe Research Colloquium provides a forum for local and in
ternational scholars to engage in crossdisciplinary and methodological deb
ates in Southern African Studies\, with particular reference to Namibian S
tudies. Guests are welcome.
\nJointly organized by the University of
Namibia\, the University of Basel and the Basler Afrika Bibliographien. <
strong>Note: from October 29th onwards\, NAM time is 19:15.
\n
Contact for registration and zoom link: julia.
rensing@unibas.ch and makawa@unam.na
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