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Concisely and lucidly organized... in summarizing sources that may not be readily available to a Western audience, provides as solid an introduction to South African printmaking as one could hope for.... The end matter of the catalogue for Impressions from South Africa: 1965 to Now contains an invaluable compendium of information that will provide a major resource for scholars in the future. Included in these yellow pages are an extensive chronology (1948 to the present), artist biographies, notes on artists and political organizations, notes on publishers and printers (printmaking studios), and a selected bibliography.--Pamela Allara CAA Reviews Imagine a collection of work both cheeky and charming, comical and terrifying, political and lyrical at the same time - a slap in the face to those in authority and a kick in the gut of viewers, yet a visual delight as well. That aptly describes 'Impressions from South Africa, 1965 to Now', an exhibition of nearly 80 prints, posters, books, postcards, stenciled wall installations and other material by 29 artists and collectives.--Steven Dubin ArtThrob Provides a D.I.Y. template for political art today.--Maika Pollack Observer

"Concisely and lucidly organized... in summarizing sources that may not be readily available to a Western audience, provides as solid an introduction to South African printmaking as one could hope for.... The end matter of the catalogue for Impressions from South Africa: 1965 to Now contains an invaluable compendium of information that will provide a major resource for scholars in the future. Included in these ""yellow pages"" are an extensive chronology (1948 to the present), artist biographies, notes on artists and political organizations, notes on publishers and printers (printmaking studios), and a selected bibliography.--Pamela Allara ""CAA Reviews"" Imagine a collection of work both cheeky and charming, comical and terrifying, political and lyrical at the same time - a slap in the face to those in authority and a kick in the gut of viewers, yet a visual delight as well. That aptly describes 'Impressions from South Africa, 1965 to Now', an exhibition of nearly 80 prints, posters, books, postcards, stenciled wall installations and other material by 29 artists and collectives.--Steven Dubin ""ArtThrob"" Provides a D.I.Y. template for political art today.--Maika Pollack ""Observer"""

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