We also heard from Obie Oberholzer - an acclaimed photographer. We were talking about his latest solo exhibition, titled Diesel & Dust that opened on Wednesday the 3rd of June and closes on the 16th of July at the Photographers Gallery in Shortmarket St opp On Broadway. Oberholzer taught photography as a professor at Rhodes University until he retired in 2002. He now works on his own photography and takes pictures to go with stories on Africa that appear in high-end magazines, such as Condé Naste Traveler and German magazines including Stern. If you want more information about the exhibition, you can call the Photographers Gallery on (021) 422 2762 or go to www.photographersgalleryza.co.za
Friday, June 05, 2009
Diesel and Dust
We also heard from Obie Oberholzer - an acclaimed photographer. We were talking about his latest solo exhibition, titled Diesel & Dust that opened on Wednesday the 3rd of June and closes on the 16th of July at the Photographers Gallery in Shortmarket St opp On Broadway. Oberholzer taught photography as a professor at Rhodes University until he retired in 2002. He now works on his own photography and takes pictures to go with stories on Africa that appear in high-end magazines, such as Condé Naste Traveler and German magazines including Stern. If you want more information about the exhibition, you can call the Photographers Gallery on (021) 422 2762 or go to www.photographersgalleryza.co.za
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