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South African Post-Resistance Art

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Studying artworks can be a nightmare but with my slideshow which can easily double up as cue cards, you'll never forget which artist made which painting as well as a few facts about each. This pack features facts on south african post-resistance artworks from artists such as wim botha; william bosh...

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  • November 13, 2018
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  • 2017/2018
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Diane Victor

, Focuses on directness
Skilful and highly technical
Exposes the sick inner of the “new SA”
Expressive – smudges become bruises; marks = wounds
Layered lines // Emotonally charged
Forced out of comfort zone
Human figure = subject mater
Motvated by strong negatves responses to the way humans react
Favours large figuratve drawings of human figures
Figures = sitng like lumps of rotng meat & harbouring all these roten
desires inside = covered by her beautful drawing skills
Sexual repression, personal and social violence, racial anxiety

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, Consumer Violence (1995)
Diane Victor
Meat drawings above victims = objectification
Comparing humans to animals = same (disgust w/ human race)
Superimposed images over charcoal: Snow white = sex slave
(meat = dried up & used); American, western culture = fed through
media; mickey mouse = form of mental slavery, embodiment of
American consumerism
= shows the racially unfair statuses we've been desensitised to
1. Meat = man degraded to being pieces of meat instead of
human // Black male chained up = racially motivated
2. Decaying meat = shows stages of depression // Woman =
stripper = sexual abuse = snow white (7 men) (domestic
abuse/ sex slave/ snow white)
3. Naked corpse getting real shot vs cowboy getting fake shot
Remote = we control what we want to see = desensitised to
violence we are exposed to

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