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David Goldblatt, the celebrated anti-apartheid photographer, chose to move his collection from UCT to Yale University after his artwork was damaged and destroyed in the 2016 Shackville Protest. (See: [[Art Censorship at University of Cape Town]] ) | David Goldblatt, the celebrated anti-apartheid photographer, chose to move his collection from UCT to Yale University after his artwork was damaged and destroyed in the 2016 Shackville Protest. (See: [[Art Censorship at University of Cape Town]] ) | ||
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| | |sourcetext=Image: Photo by David Goldblatt. Willie Bester’s sculpture of Sarah Baartman covered with cloth by students of the Rhodes 'Must Fall Movement'. Main Library at the University of Cape Town (05/14/2016). | ||
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[https://www.groundup.org.za/article/sara-baartman-sculptor-speaks-out-against-art-censorship/ Sarah Baartman sculptor speaks out against art censorship], “I was trying to understand my own suffering” says Willie Bester, whose work has been covered up at UCT. GroundUp, June 5, 2017 | [https://www.groundup.org.za/article/sara-baartman-sculptor-speaks-out-against-art-censorship/ Sarah Baartman sculptor speaks out against art censorship], “I was trying to understand my own suffering” says Willie Bester, whose work has been covered up at UCT. GroundUp, June 5, 2017 | ||