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Author: Professor Mpho Ngoepe and Chepape Makgato
Professor Mpho Ngoepe and Chepape Makgato
Ngoepe is Acting Vice-Principal: Research, Postgraduate Studies, Innovation and Commercialisation at Unisa and Makgato is Chief Curator of the WHAG and a PhD candidate at Unisa.
Professor Mpho Ngoepe and Chepape Makgato examine how Elias Ditaba Sewape’s first museum solo exhibition expands South Africa’s understanding of apartheid by preserving lived experience, memory and visual history beyond the official archive.