Erickson Ngomane, tiler, Linden, 17 February 20002000From the series "Intersections"Courtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
George Nkomo, informal trader, Fourways, Johannesburg, 21 August 20022002From the series "Intersections"Digital prints on 100% cotton rag paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
Crippled by a stray bullet from an argument in which he had no part, a former gold-miner sits in a wheelchair and begs at a crossroad on the Johannesburg-Cape Town highway, while pursuing winning numbers for the national lottery. Springsfontein. 7 August 20032003From the series "Particulars"Silver gelatin photograph on fibre-based paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
Squatter camp, slimes dam and the city from the southwest, Johannesburg. 12 July 20032003Digital prints on 100% cotton rag paperFrom the series "Intersections"Courtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
On the stoep, Hondeklipbaai, Northern Cape2003From the series "Intersections"Digital prints on 100% cotton rag paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
Memorial at S29º 08.567, E19º 08.258 on the N14 between Springbok and Pofadder, Northern Cape2003From the series "Intersections"Digital prints on 100% cotton rag paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
Overflow at Hytkoras, Namaqualand. 30 December 20032003From the series "Intersections"Digital prints on 100% rag cotton paper in pigment inksCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
Freedom Square: here, in the time of apartheid, on 26 June 1955, under harassment by the police, some 3000 people of all races, from all over South Africa, gathered in a Congress of the People and adopted the Freedom Charter, a template for the governance of a non-racial, democratic South Africa. The Charter became the basis of South Africa’s democratic constitution. Kliptown, Soweto, Johannesburg. 10 December 20032003From the series "Intersections"Digital prints on 100% cotton rag paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
Uitkyk, Bushmanland, 27 June 20042004From the series "Intersections"Digital prints on 100% cotton rag paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
Incomplete houses, part of a stalled municipal development of 1000 houses. The funding allocation was made in 1998, building started in 2003. Officials and a politician gave various reasons for the stalling of the scheme: shortage of water, theft of materials, problems with sewerage disposal, problems caused by the high clay content of the soil and the shortage of funds. By August 2006 420 houses had been completed. Lady Grey, Eastern Cape. 5 August 20062006From the series "Landscapes"Digital prints on 100% cotton rag paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
Miriam Mazibuko waters the garden of her RDP house for which she waited eight years. It consists of one room. Her four children live with her in-laws. Extension 8, Far East Alexandra Township, 12 September 20062006From the series "Landscapes"Digital prints on 100% cotton rag paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
DIEPSLOOT, 15 August 20092009Digital print in pigment inks on 100% cotton rag paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
Soccer city stadium and the ruins of Shareworld. The Stadium was built especially the 2010 Soccer world cup. Shareworld was a theme park for the people of Soweto, it was built and went bankrupt in the 1980s. 6 June 20092009Digital print in pigment inks on 100% cotton rag paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
Refugees from Zimbabwe and refugees from violent acts of xenophobia on the Witwatersrand, sheltering in the Central Methodist Church, Kerk Street, Johannesburg. 22 March 20092009From the series "Johannesburg"Silver gelatin photograph on fibre-based paperCourtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery
© David Goldblatt
