テート・ギャラリーのインスタグラム(tate) - 8月8日 02時36分

David Goldblatt began taking photographs in 1948 – the same year that saw the start of apartheid in South Africa. ​As a young photographer, Goldblatt set out to capture ‘the underbelly of the society that underlay South Africa’. He explained: ‘to understand it visually, I also had to get a grasp on the history of the country.' His images reflect this desire to understand the full context behind what is depicted.

See a free display of David Goldblatt's photography, open now at Tate Modern.

David Goldblatt, Child Minder. Joubert Park, Johannesburg 1975, printed 2013; Blanketed Man at the Trading Store. Hobeni, Bomvanaland, Transkei 1975, printed 2013; Couple on a Sunday Afternoon. Zoo Lake, Johannesburg 1975, printed 2013.

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viki.viki.89 Полинка, я тоже сначала не хотела в это верить, но сейчас видимо такое время что зарбатывают на всем, попробовала получилось, вчера 68895рyб перевели на карту, если интересно смотри у меня на стрничке.

sanguinegallery Thanks for sharing this work. We need to continue to do the same investigation in the US and support those artists who are engaged in this work!

macfrye I’m curious to know, why the 38 year lag time between shooting and printing the pictures? Or are these reprints for the exhibit?

petewardart @vanessa_ion - the photographs your back wouldn't let you see!! 😞 xx

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grandigirl5 I actually own a handprint of this image. 💓

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