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A legacy in focus: The long shadow of Ernest Cole – The Mail & Guardian

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“Christ chose his disciples, Earnest Cole’s disciples chose him,” photographer Andrew Tshabangu has said. One of the most poignant aspects of contemporary culture is how often a remarkable talent who lived a short and often unfortunate life at some point begins to have a long death.  Long, in that their existence starts extending deeper the further time stretches from their death, and the influence they have on the present starts exceeding that …

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A legacy in focus: The long shadow of Ernest Cole – The Mail & Guardian

“Christ chose his disciples, Earnest Cole’s disciples chose him,” photographer Andrew Tshabangu has said. One of the most poignant aspects of contemporary culture is how often a remarkable talent who lived a short and often unfortunate life at some point begins to have a long death.  Long, in that their existence starts extending deeper the further time stretches from their death, and the influence they have on the present starts exceeding that …

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A legacy in focus: The long shadow of Ernest Cole

“Christ chose his disciples, Earnest Cole’s disciples chose him,” photographer Andrew Tshabangu has said. One of the most poignant aspects of contemporary culture is how often a remarkable talent who lived a short and often unfortunate life at some point begins to have a long death.  Long, in that their existence starts extending deeper the further time stretches from their death, and the influence they have on the present starts exceeding that …

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One-Night-Only Screening of Ernest Cole at The Labia - Between 10and5

Encounters South African International Documentary Festival is bringing one of 2024’s most talked-about documentaries, Ernest Cole: Lost and Found, to Cape Town for a special one-night-only screening on March 20, 2025, at The Labia Theatre—the eve of Human Rights Day. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Raoul Peck (I Am Not Your Negro), the film explores the extraordinary life of Ernest Cole, one of South Africa’s most fearless anti-apartheid photog…

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