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| Santu Mofokeng |  |
Born 1956 in South Africa
1985-87 member of the Afrapix Collective, since 1988, research at the Institute for African Studies, Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg.
Solo Exhibitions (selection)
| 1999 | | Chasing Shadows, House of World Cultures, Berlin
The black photo album - Johannesburg, 1890-1950, l'Atelier de Visu, Marseille
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| 1994 | | Rumours/The Bloemhof Portfolio, Market Gallery, Johannesburg
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| 1993 | | Like Shifting Sand, Market Gallery, Johannesburg
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Group Exhibitions (selection)
| 2000 | | Translation/Seduction/Displacement, White Box, New York
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| 1997 | | 2nd Johannesburg Biennale
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| 1996 | | Colours - Kunst aus Südafrika, House of World Cultures, Berlin
Drum, 40 Years of Photography in Africa, Guggenheim Museum, New York
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| 1995/96 | | Panoramas of Passage, Standard Bank Festival of the Arts, Grahamstown
Transitions, Contemporary Art from South Africa, F-Stop Gallery, Bath
Distorting Mirror/Townships Imagined, Worker's Library, Resource Centre and Museum, Johannesburg
Assises de I'Afrique au Siège de I'UNESCO, Paris
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| 1995 | | Fotografie Forum, Frankfurt
Südafrikanische Fotografie, ifa Galerie, Bonn
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| 1994/95 | | Rencontres de la Photographie Africaine, Bamako, Mali und FNAC, Paris
A Shifting Landscape, Photo International, Rotterdam.
This Land is Our Land, Bloemfontein, und The Market Gallery, Johannesburg
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| 1993 | | FNAC - Mother Jones Grant Winners 1992, France, Belgium, Deutschland
Montages 93, - International Festival of the Image, Rochester, New York
Fotofestival, Herten
In Transit, - New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York
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| 1991 | | Schwarz Weiß, Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst, Berlin
Vita Art Now, Johannesburg Art Gallery
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| 1988/91 | | Going Home, (with Paul Weinberg), Tatham Gallery,
Pietermaritzburg, Natal, und Rhodes Universität, Grahamstown
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| 1988 | | Taking Sides, Universität Kapstadt und White Chapel Gallery, London
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| 1987 | | Culture for Another South Africa, Amsterdam
Domestic Workers, Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg, and Capetown University
Human Rights, Market Galleries, Johannesburg
Train Culture -The Staffrider Group Exhibition, The Market Gallery, Johannesburg
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