During 2010 there have been exhibits of the work of two South African photographers who documented the humanity of those who suffered the evils of Apartheid. Ernest Cole was black and David Goldblatt is white: two men of incredible talent telling the same stories through different eyes.
The New York Times reports today on "The largest retrospective of his [Cole's] work ever mounted is now on display at the Johannesburg Art Gallery, built in the neo-Classical style almost a century ago in an era when South Africa’s great mining fortunes were being made on the backs of black labor".
David Goldblatt's work was on exhibition at The Jewish Museum in New York May-September 2010.
