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12/06/2023 - Four GoCritic! participants have covered the William Kentridge retrospective at Animafest Zagreb. Tutor Jessica Kiang introduces them and their texts

Currently the subject of three career-defining retrospectives, artist William Kentridge uses animation to uncover fragments of forgotten histories.

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During Black History Month, I visited the Royal Academy of Arts’ major Autumn exhibition, a presentation of works by William Kentridge.  Born in…

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Johannesburg-born William Kentridge, artist, director, performer, brings his dazzling work, rooted in criticism of apartheid and its legacy, to London's Royal Academy in an immersive, electrifying show

Say the absurd. the absurd, not as the way it is understood in england as the foolish, the joke, the humourous, but the absurd as saying you take a logic and if there is a crack in that logic and you follow it through to the nth degree, you get an absurdity in the world. inisde of south africa, the way of understanding apartheid was as this absurd logic where peoples futures and lives were designated by how curly their hair was, how dark their skin was, an absurdity deep in the heart of that log...

"Drawing is the starting point to nearly all of Kentridge's work. He sees drawing as a testing of ideas, a slow-motion version of thought.