[Debate] (Fwd) Debating Murray v Zuma in Joburg: Burning The Spear

[Patrick Bond]

On 5/25/2012 3:38 PM, Noor Nieftagodien wrote:
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> Dear Patrick
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> Please post the following notice on the Debate list.
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> Thanks very much.
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> Noor
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> /Burning the Spear/
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> A panel discussion including Wally Serote, Achille Membe and Pumla Gqola
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> Moderated by Arterial Network South Africa Chairperson Rehad Desai
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> Date:  Weds 30^th May
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> Venue:   SHB6     Senate House, Wits University
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> Time :6pm sharp
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> Artists and cultural practitioners have responded to the painting and 
> the response to it in a diverse manner. The controversy has sparked  
> discussion on  numerous issues fundamental to the production of art, 
> the representation of blackness and our legal and constitutional  
> framework.
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> Join us in discussion as part of a process of taking the debate 
> forward in the hope of building some consensus on the role of 
> progressive art and artists in South Africa
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> Called by the Arterial Network South Africa and the Democratic Left Front
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> www.arterialnetwork.org <http://www.arterialnetwork.org>
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> www.democraticleft.za.net <http://www.democraticleft.za.net>
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> Noor Nieftagodien
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