James Havard by Julie Sasse Educational

James Havard by Julie Sasse EducationalJames Havard's highly individual work draws inspiration from Native American Indian and African tribal cultures, as well as cave paintings and children's drawings and is often full of inner demons and dark, multicultural symbols. Yet they are also affectingly humourous, endowed with qualities that we recognise immediately as inherent to the human condition. This publication, the first extensive monograph of Havard's work, focuses on the past two

Rekgotsofetse (Kgotsi) gives us his first-hand account of what happened prior to the protests and what led to the events of October 2015 at the various university campuses and nationally

But when three black strangers appear at their house asking to make a phone call

and the contemporary global

a celebrated sculptor

was an accused in the 1956 Treason Trial

The ultimate statement of his Yellow Book period

Mary Anning

and the experience of exile

In adapting northern approaches to globalisation to their own purposes

examining its history

mechanisms

Their experiences are woven into the life of a theatre presided over by Harry