Commenting on society and perception itself
Kentridge's prints skewer apartheid and the powerful
WILLIAMSTOWN - If you look at Medusa, the Greek myth goes, you'll turn to stone. When Perseus lopped off her head, he did it watching her mirrored image in his polished shield. (Full article: 981 words)
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