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Post-1994 Democratic Identity in South African Art notes
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- Visual Literacy and Art Analysis
- The Voice of Emerging Artists
- SA Artists Influenced by African and Indigenous Art Forms
- Socio-Political Art
- Art Craft and Spiritual Works from Rural South Africa
- Multi-Media and New Media Art
- Gender Issues in South African Art
- South African Architecture
- Conceptualisation and the Creative Process
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