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Anton Kannemeyer

° 1967

Lives in Cape Town (South Africa), born in Cape Town (South Africa).

Cartoonist, publisher and lecturer Anton Kannemeyer has repeatedly confronted issues of racism and exploitation. Originally dealing with the history of his home country of South Africa, his bitingly funny and bold cartoons have come to centre on the legacy of colonialism and present-day relations between Africa and the West.

Items

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Peekaboo!
Anton Kannemeyer, Peekaboo!, 2011. Print, 10 colour lithograph, edition of 25, 57.5 x 57.5 cm.
W Is for White
Anton Kannemeyer, W Is for White, 2008. Print, 5 colour lithograph, edition of 35, 57 x 44 cm.
I Think, Therefore...
Anton Kannemeyer, I Think, Therefore..., 2011. Print, lithography; ink, paper, 42 x 42 cm.
F Is for Footwashing
Anton Kannemeyer, F Is for Footwashing, 2008. Print, 8 colour lithograph, edition of 35, 57 x 76 cm.

Events

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Meeting Points 7 — Ten Th...
25 October 2013 - 16 February 2014.
Meeting Points is a multidisciplinary contemporary arts festival aimed at the contextualised presentation of art from the Arab world, organis

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