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Buy The Critic: A South African Quarterly Journal (Vol. 2, No. 1, September, 1933) for R250.00

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  No.48 Contrast South African Quarterly-December 1979-Volume 12 No.4-Paperback-In good condition.

No.59 Contrast South African Literacy Journal-July 1985  Volume 15 No.3-Paperback-In good condition

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Articles include: Jan Bouws, Die MusiekBeoefening Aan Die Kaap In Die Hollandse Kompanjiestyd. A.M. Lewin Robertson, Alexander Johnstone Jardine; Librarian And Man Of Letters. VG+ condition.

  Every Interaction Interrupts the Future. Kim Lieberman Goldberg, R. & Doepel, R. [text by] Book Description: Privately published: Johannesburg, RSA, 2003. ISBN: 0620302453. First Edition. Pictorial wrappers. Landscape format. Soft cover. INSCRIBED BY THE ARTIST. Book Condition: Very Good + in no dust-jacket as issued. Corners of the book slightly bruised. Inscription from the artist on the half title-page. "Kim Lieberman is a South African contemporary artist, based in Johannesburg. Every Interaction Interupts the Future shows her most recent body of works – briefly recalling the history of her postal works. Texts are by New York based art critic and writer RoseLee Goldberg and Johannesburg based writer Rory Doepel. " The following is taken from the artist's website: "I have a fascination with the consequences that follow a single action. I allow myself to dwell in the sheer wonderment of the simplicity of this notion, the reality of effect. Yet despite this simplicity it evades our perception. The exact unfolding consequence of an act cannot be traced. At most we can make crude associations between our more obvious actions - hardly realising the subtle, yet perpetual, ripple of effect that is the result of every action. Interactions affect our movements, they take us places. Literally this can mean geographic places, but there are many kinds of pathways. Looking at the acute nuances of different paths we take, the smallest decision can determine a different life. We cannot always know which decision rendered us here now, or where the multitude of different decisions we didn't make would have taken us. But somehow, being conscious that there are a myriad of possibilities we could choose, makes our actions seem less casual and more causal. The contribution of each movement can be pivotal in each life, which in turn will ripple through all lives". - Lieberman Jan 2003. SIGNED BY ARTIST. Bookseller Inventory # 03526 Tall Stories Price: R 150.00 Ordinary post within South Africa: R 40.00