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Don't panic

By (author) Gabi Ngcobo

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DON'T/PANIC brings together many powerful voices as it engages African artists dealing with the current ecological situation. Many of these voices are critical; sometimes overt, sometimes subtle, sometimes humorous, sometimes standing as an indictment. Some of the works may raise awareness, others offer a vision; some may simply be poetic statements. DON'T/PANIC contributes to the dialogue around culture and climate change by adding a unique African artistic perspective to the discussion, with written contributions by Gabi Ngcobo, Nomaduma Masilela, Sean Slemon, Sean Oâ€™Toole and Jyoti Mistry. The Goethe-Institut South Africa and the Heinrich-Boll Foundation have partnered to commission the DON'T/PANIC exhibition, taking place at the Durban Art Gallery from 23 November 2011 â€“ timed to coincide with the COP17 Climate Change conference. This book accompanies the exhibition.

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