The Best of Bitterkomix Volume 2

The Best of Bitterkomix Volume 2About the publisher: Anton Kannemeyer (Joe Dog) and Conrad Botes (Konradski) met in 1988 at the University of Stellenbosch where they both studied Graphic Design. They published their first comic (Case 308) together in 1989 in Stet, an Afrikaans literary magazine. In 1992, during their first year of post graduate studies, they published Bitterkomix No. 1, a satirical comic magazine. Shortly after the first democratic elections in South Africa in 1994,

humorously poking the art worlds dead horse

The aim of Dominó caníbal is to bring together all this imagery by inviting a group of artists Jimmie Durham

Akshar’s humorous drawings offer a view of LGBTQI+ aesthetics and identity in our pandemic era

cultural and scientific value

Musicians and so many others reflect upon the mood of the times and express the feelings of millions

Jane Alexander’s PHOTO-BOOK was first published by the artist in 1995

the South African government gradually developed a policy that was meant to permanently retain the rights and privileges of a white minority: apartheid

through the still lives and landscapes (undermining the genres with every shot)

applying embroidery to photographs

former Drum journalist: 'The pictures that really got people talking about Bob were the series he took of the humiliating and degrading 'Tauza dance' that prisoners were forced to perform in the courtyard of the notorious Johannesburg prison

Earthquakes

and an extensive bibliography