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Cato Manor Between hope and Possibility, 13 March





Presenter: Peter McKenzie
Date: Thursday , 13 March , 2014
Time: 12:30-14:00 Venue: CCS
Venue: Seminar Room 602, 6th Floor, MTB Tower, Howard College, University of KwaZulu-Natal

Topic:
The landscape: shack lands sprouting satellite antennae, unoccupied industrial parks, treed avenues of middle class existence, historical dormitory dwellings matured with time, the narrative of structures, the historical chronology as physical representations of time. Amajondol, the creative shack spirit illuminated by ‘illegal’ electricity connections snaking the quagmire of poverty. The micro connected to the macro as the genesis of the photographer’s vision and its consequences.

To attempt a reflection on the ‘totality of life’ the team set out to document initially the fabric of life, the minutia that constitute the totality. This exhibition is an attempt to take these individual contemplations and to present them as a collective whole and hopefully and insight, albeit cursory, into what the Cato Manor could be and not what it is now.

Presenter
McKenzie is the new member of Durban based multi disciplinary art collective Dala. He has recently co-founded the Durban Centre for Photography at the KwaZulu Natal Society for the Arts where he also serves as Council President. The DCP hosts regular workshops, photography student projects and exhibitions. He most recently exhibited in the ‘Rise and Fall of Apartheid’ at he International Centre for Photography in 2013 and Johannesburg 2014.



 Other seminar programmes
 WISER Seminar Series 
 UKZN History Seminar Series 
 The Wolpe Trust 



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