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Kakudji in Print

Kakudji’s residency was covered in an extremely positive and insightful article about his work that appeared in the Mail & Guardian, written by arts journalist Miles Keylock. Read the full article here

Following Kakudji’s residency, SPARCK presented his work to Editions de l’Oeil – a publisher in Paris known for a widely read, English and French series of mini-monographs on innovative contemporary artists. The response was enthusiastic and a monograph on Kakudji’s work was published in May 2010. The images are of works produced during the artist’s Cape Town residency and the text is by SPARCK collaborator Stacy Hardy: a gutsy and beautiful writer, video artist, curator and activist based in Cape Town.

Cover of the book on Kakudji

Click here to find out more about the book.

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