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Cape Town.” artwork, visit her Facebook page: Haydee “I like to have a ‘feeling’ when I start a Her work is still represented by The Breganski Art. A solo exhibition of the work of a Bartlett painting. It’s this feeling that decides the Cape Gallery and Lindy Van Niekerk gal- artist, Heydee Breganski, opened at a gal- colour scheme and composition, which is leries in Cape Town, Etchings Gallery in lery in Parkhurst on October 26. generally a massive sky with a small area Durban and The Henry George Gallery in The exhibition is entitled “Refl ection” of the foreground. After that, the painting Johannesburg. and is an array of different works and pretty much evolves itself. The Henry George Gallery is where her sizes. It focuses mainly on landscapes, “Photographs are merely a reference and exhibition opens this week. which is a refl ection of Breganski’s love reminder and never dictate my work.” “I was fi rst put into contact with The for the beauty of South Africa. Breganski defi nes her work as contem- Henry George Gallery by fellow artist “There are also a few charcoal fi gures porary/realism art and said she works a and friend Jenny Reyneke. Curator Darryl and portraits, as well as a few of my older lot with palette knives, which allow her to George Gray really liked my work, which works,” she explained. make very expressive, textural marks. was when we decided on a solo exhibition. Inspiration “Stormy, dramatic skies are probably “It’s been almost a year of working ex- Breganski said her work is inspired by what I am most drawn to in a landscape.” tensively and building up a body of work places she has experienced and which are SA Society of Artists solely for the exhibition, which is my fi rst ingrained in her. Even though she has been selling her solo exhibition. “I have fallen in love with our country’s art professionally for the past 15 years, Breganski, who grew up in Brakpan and beauty many times while taking back Haydee’s journey as an artist fi rst took a completed her schooling in Springs, is a roads to faraway places - all of it connect- serious turn while she was living in Cape qualifi ed hairdresser and has represented ing us to something bigger than ourselves Town from 2010 to 2015. South Africa in the Schwarzkopf Interna- and begging us to just breathe, pause and “This is where I met my teacher, well- tional World Championships. refl ect.” known Cape Town artist Laura Wenman, Exhibition details In each of Breganski’s expressive oil who quickly became a mentor and friend. Haydee Breganski’s “Refl ection” solo landscapes she shows everything neces- “I joined the South African Society of exhibition opened at The Henry George sary to make these places familiar and real, Artists and exhibited regularly with them. Gallery, 45 6th Street, Parkhurst, on Octo- Boksburg artist Heydee Breganski. but also holds back just enough to allow “I also took part in group exhibitions ber 26 and runs until November 12. ‘Slow Down You Move Too Fast’ is the title of this stunning landscape by Haydee Breganski. 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BOKSBURG ADVERTISER NEWS | www.boksburgadvertiser.co.za Friday, November 3, 2017 . 3 Crime News Man shot and killed Young fashionista (15) has during hijacking A man was killed and his vehicle, a Nissan NP 200, hijacked in Jeru- a bright future all sewn up salem informal settlement on the night of October 20. Lana O’ Neill the verge of seeing her own her mom, Elizabeth, who According to Boksburg SAPS [email protected] clothing range on mannequins knew her daughter’s im- Print Exclusive spokesperson Sgt Cebisa Maseko, in the store windows of a major mense love of fashion design police offi cers arrived at the scene From dressing up her miniature retailer, across the country. stood a good chance of being and found the victim lying on the mannequins in clothes fash- Daniella was recently an- noticed. were announcedddhh ... and then the ground, where he was certifi ed ioned from scraps of material nounced the winner of the girls’ “My mother came across the wait began to fi nd out who the dead by paramedics. as a young girl, Sunward Park division of the Ackermans Style competition on Facebook, so winners were. “Preliminary reports indicate that resident Daniella Squad 2017 competition, bag- we decided I’d give it a shot. “I got a phone call from the the attackers shot the deceased dos Santos (15)(15) ging a grand prize of R10 000 “From as young as fi ve, I organisers in early September. I before they drove away in his car,” is now oonn cash, a R10 000 education fund remember sketching fashion de- was shocked to hear I’d won; I said Maseko. andand R5 000000 forfor herher schoolschool signs and dressing my miniature didn’t expect it. What an amaz- * In another hijacking, three armed (Woodlands International Col- mannequins in my creations.” ing feeling!” Daniella said. criminals hijacked a car in Lilian- lege) and her own designerdesigner Her gran, Zeza, who also Style Squad representatives ton, near the Sasol garage on fashion range to be sold in lives in Boksburg and is a seam- visited Woodlands shortly af- the corner of Field and Main Reef storesstores nationwide.nationwide. stress, is beaming with pride to terwards to surprise Daniella by roads, at around 2am on the morn- Senior college princi- see the interest Daniella always offi cially announcing her win in ing of October 15. pal of Woodlands Hilary showed in her craft has earned front of the whole school. One shot was fi red. Robinson said Daniella her such top recognition. Cape Town The hijacked car was found has requestedrequested the moneymoney go Assignments Next, Daniella and the winner dumped near Main Reef Road, in of the boys’ division, Nikhil Primrose. to the school’s visual arts Daniella could never have No arrests have been made in department and so they anticipated the journey this com- Govender (10), from KwaZulu- connection with these incidents, are looking into using it petition would take her on.
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    UNIVERSITY OFTHE WITWATERSRAND, JOHANNESBURG HISTORY WORKSHOP STRUCTURE AND EXPERIENCE IN THE MAKING OF APARTHEID 6-10 February 1990 AUTHOR: Jeremy Seekings TITLE: Broken Promises : Discontent, Protest, and the Transition to Confrontation in Duduza, 1978 - 1985 BB.QMN_PRfl.M.i§ESi. DISCONTENT. PROTEST. AND THE TfiftNSITION TO CONFRONTATION IN DUDUZA. 1973-1985 Jeremy Seekings Nuffield College, Oxford, 0X1 INF. United Kingdom and Research Unit for Development Sociology, University of Stellenbosch, Stellenbosch 7600. (revised, January 1990) Introduction During 1984-85 the East Rand township of Duduza, like many other black townships in South Africa, became the scene of chronic confrontation between township residents and the security forces. The violence of, and scale of popular participation in, these confrontations stood in sharp contrast to the apparent 'quiescence' which had previously characterised the township. This paper examines the development of township politics in Duduza, as a case-study of the process of transition to confrontation during the early 1980s. The geographical extent of township conflict during the mid 1980s might suggest a common set of causes and experiences. In many different townships, residents did organise and protest, in similar ways, within much the same broad structural context. But - as is becoming clear in the emerging literature of township studies - locally specific factors and experiences were of considerable importance in shaping the timing, direction and pace at which township politics changed. '