David GoldblattOn Lansdowne Road, Khayelitsha, Cape Town, in the time of AIDS, 16 May 2007David GoldblattOn Lansdowne Road, Khayelitsha, Cape Town, in the time of AIDS, 16 May 2007
David GoldblattTailings dump after reclamation, Owendale Asbestos Mine, Northern Cape, 24 December 2007
David GoldblattPart of the Candle of Hope, a sculpture by businessman Bart Dorrestein and sculptor Sally-Ann Graham, corner of Maud and Fifth Streets, Sandton, Johannesburg, 18 December 2011
David GoldblattBerg-En-Dal Monument and Sarcophagus, Dalmanutha, Mpumalanga, 24 June 2005
David Goldblatt"Home of Headache," Retief Street, Sutherland, Northern Cape, 16 November 2007
David GoldblattRichi Ellis served 11 years after being convicted for joint enterprise for a murder that happened here. He was 600 meters away at the time of the victim's death, Harrow, Middlesex, England, 17 September 2014
David GoldblattWhen he was arrested here on Dudley Station, on 12 August 2003, Yasin Ali Mohammed was carrying a bag with 14 kilograms of heroin and a Harry Potter book to read on the train. Dudley, England, 11 October 2012
David GoldblattThe gate of the farmhouse of Gerda and Christoph Van Wyk, T'oubeep, Bushmanland, 24 June 2004
David GoldblattCopies of advertisements regarding destitute children that appeared in the Cape Government Gazette form part of a memorial to children entitled "We are still here." Between 1841 and 1921 some 7000 children were advertised as destitute in the Gazette. If not claimed by someone able to support them, they were indentured, presumably as laborers. Memorial by Lovell Friedman and Leora Lewis, Longmarket pedestrian mall, Cape Town, 11 March 2012
David GoldblattThe dethroning of Cecil John Rhodes, after the throwing of human feces on the statue and the agreement of the university to the demands of students for its removal, University of Cape Town, 9 April 2015
David Goldblatt24 Station Way, Calvinia, Northern Cape, 5 October 2003
David GoldblattAt the entrance to Willowmore, Eastern Cape, 14 January 2006
David GoldblattAt Kevin's Kwanele's Takwaito Barber, Lansdowne Road, Khayelitsha, Cape Town, in the time of AIDS, 16 May 2007
David GoldblattAllan Heyl at the place where he robbed his first bank in 1973, Kenilworth, Cape Town, 19 September 2011
David GoldblattMB Fast Food & Takeaway, Alexandra Township, Johannesburg, Gauteng, in the time of AIDS, 12 September 2006
David GoldblattHousing for Whites, Fietas, 25 December 2016
David GoldblattBraiding hair on Bree Street, Johannesburg, 7 September 2002
David GoldblattSculpted by Kagiso Pat Mautloa, a memorial to those who died while in the detention of the Security Police in this building, John Vorster Square, now Johannesburg Central Police Station. 27 February 2012![Potplant, Fietas [Johannesburg], 7 January 2017, David Goldblatt, 2017](https://images.collections.yale.edu/iiif/2/yuag:6db4f879-4d8e-4fdb-8bee-4ba030ce6b60/full/!400,400/0/default.jpg)
David GoldblattPotplant, Fietas [Johannesburg], 7 January 2017
David GoldblattLunga Nunganquana on the bridge where he allegedly shot a plain-clothes policeman while trying to escape arrest, Gugulethu, Cape Town, 9 December 2010
David GoldblattAllan Lord outside HMP Manchester, where he served part of his sentence for murder and where he led a prison riot, Manchester, 5 May 2015
David GoldblattHere, in 2005, Goodman Nhanhla Hlope smashed a car window with a spark plug to steal a woman's handbag and cellphone, Maraisburg, 18 February 2010
David GoldblattWillem Voster with friends, family, home, and garden, Merweville, Western Cape, 2 March 2009
David GoldblattOur summer garden and ADT, Fellside Johannesburg, 4 January 2006
David GoldblattFarmer's sign for Gate (Hek). Near Rammetjieskraal, between Lainsburg and Prince Albert, Western Cape, 28 May 2004
David GoldblattHoping for work, Middelburg, Eastern Cape
David GoldblattFrances Baard, born in Kimberley either in 1901 or 1909 (the date is in dispute), was a militant trade unionist and leader of the ANC Women's League. She was arrested in 1960, again in 1963 when she was held in solitary confinement for 12 months, and again in 1964 when she went to prison for five years for her ANC activities. After release in 1969 she was banished for two years. She died at Mabopane in 1997. Kimberley, 5 February 2013
David GoldblattVeld and koppies with railway to Joburg. Koup, Laingsburg, 24 January 2016
David GoldblattA cairn, possibly a grave, Leeuwenvalley, Moordenaar's Karoo, Western Cape, 24 April 2002
David GoldblattRemains of long drop lavatories built for the "closer settlement camp" of Frankfort, Eastern Cape. The 5,000 members of the Black farming community of Mgwali were to have been forcibly moved and resettled here after their land was declared a "black spot" by the Apartheid government in 1983. However, the people of Mgwali resisted strongly, and in 1986 the removal scheme wad dropped. The lavatories were gradually stripped of their usable building materials by people in the area and all that is left now are concrete bases over some 1500 anatomically shaped holes in the weld, Frankfort, Eastern Cape, 22 February 2006
David GoldblattThe Women's Monument at the Union Buildings, Pretoria. It commemorates the march by some 20,000 women on 9 August 1956, through Pretoria to the Union Buildings, where they attempted to present a letter to prime minister JG Strijdom, protesting the "pass laws" and in particular, the law requiring African women to carry "passes." Neither Strijdom nor anyone else in government accepted the letter. In 2006 this memorial to the march was unveiled. It is in the amphitheatre where the women gathered. The artists were Wilma Cruise and Marcus Holmes. It is not accessible to the public. 1 November 2013
David GoldblattBoorgat is die Antwoord, De Brak (Borehole is the answer), on the Fraserburg-Sutherland road. Western Cape, 16 December 2007
David GoldblattOn the farm Wildebeesfontein, Koup, Laingsburg, 27 August 2016
David GoldblattThis park and its art works are dedicated to the memory of David Webster, anti Apartheid activist, anthropologist, and academic. Webster was assassinated outside his Troyville home on 1 May 1989, by Ferdi Barnard, an agent of the Apartheid government's hit squad, the Civil Cooperation Bureau. Troyville, Johannesburg, June 2012
David GoldblattWhile Fernando Augusto Luta washed his clothes, Augusto Mokinda (13), Ze Jano (12), and Ze Ndala (10), posed for a photograph in water that has risen from underground in an old mineshaft at Pomfret Asbestos Mine. The water probably contained blue asbestos fibres, 25 December 2002
David GoldblattJonathan Aiken in his Earl Court home, which he almost lost to bankruptcy after going to jail for perjury, London, England, 8 May 2015
David GoldblattKapou Maaneveld where he robbed a man on Darling Street, Cape Town, in 1987, 23 January 2010
David GoldblattPaul Tuge where he hid after shooting a policeman in 2001. Paul Tuge told how he and a friend had burgled a house and were under arrest. Using a pistol stolen from the house he shot the arresting officer. He and his friend ran and hid in bulrushes at a nearby lake. When they heard the baying dogs on their trail, they gave themselves up. 18 February 2010
David GoldblattKapgat se Berge, Karoo, 14 April, 2009
David GoldblattAgtertuin (back garden), corner Jubilee and Basson Streets, Sutherland, Northern Cape, 16 August 2003
David GoldblattRemains of a memorial to two members of the South African armed forces killed in what President PW Botha called the "Total Onslaught," Villiers, Free State, 24 August 2005
David GoldblattMonument to the Cradock Four, who, while traveling from Port Elizabeth to Cradock, were abducted here by security policemen, then assaulted, assassinated, and their bodies burnt on 27 June 1985. Vulindela Houseing Estate, Coega, Port Elizabeth, 21 December 2014
David GoldblattTeeklof in the Steenkampsberge, Northern Cape, 3 March 2002
David GoldblattFarmyard (Rooidam) with bicycle, between Carnavon and Brandvlei, 12 August 2008
David GoldblattSoccer City stadium and the ruins of Shareworld. The stadium was built especially for the 2010 Soccer World Cup. Shareworld was a theme park for the people of Soweto, it was built and went bankrupt in the 1980s. 6 June 2009
David GoldblattGeorge Nkomo, Informal Trader, Fourways, Joburg, 21 August 2002
David GoldblattSecond Avenue, Houghton, Johannesburg
David GoldblattNewtown Squatter Camp, M1 Motorway, Joburg, 1 November 2001