'The Factory Set: Ron van der Ende' (2015)

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'The Factory Set: Ron van der Ende' (2015)From the publisher: "The Factory Set is richly illustrated to showcase Ron van der Ende's career portfolio, detailing his trademark wall mounted bas reliefs constructed from found wood and salvaged materials. An in depth essay written by the artist is included, along with a number of texts by Frits van Dongen, Jannet de Goede, Hester Keijser and Braden King." 29 x 22. 8 cm 272 pages hardcover

He is currently a PhD candidate at Liverpool John Moores University

The entrance featured a 50-foot effigy of an American folklore lumberjack

Kingsley Sambo

Their collaboration grew out of a series of free-form improvisations held at Blom’s Cape Town studio between January—June 2018

just to name a few

children playing games

since the advent of democracy

they strove to continue their everyday existence in peace and harmony: women hanging out their washing

pumflet 'gladiolus' was launched as part of a project in collaboration with Wolff

Born the year after the fall of Rhodesia and the birth of Zimbabwe

performance

"This 1980s series of prints was made at a time when South Africa was still firmly in the grip of apartheid and the artist was studying for her Advanced Diploma in Printmaking at the Michaelis School of Fine Art

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