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Exhibition : Still Life

Opening on Tuesday 20 January at 6pm

‘Still Life’ is a collection of happy moments in the life of people living with HIV and/or AIDS. Looking at the photos, one has a sense of joy. The world as seen by those photographers is not sad or painful. Photos talk about family, food, children and friends. Photos talk about those moments that make our lives worth living.

The exhibition has been launched in Windhoek on 05 December 07. In 2008, facilitators will be trained to facilitate the exhibitions back in their regions. It is expected that many Namibians will see the exhibition and reflect on the myth that ‘once testing HIV positive, your life is a misery’. Hopefully, it will encourage people to go for the test and face the challenges of testing positive with less fear. The exhibition is furthermore extremely relevant to all the SADC countries since the HIV problematic is similar and the stereotypes identical. The exhibition is appealing to all people interested in photography as well as all people involved in the fight against HIV/AIDS, discrimination, stigmatization and ignorance.

The photographers : Eric Kakombo, Green Maleke, Charity Munguli, Eunice Mushanana, M.M. Sikili (Caprivi Region), Saara Mutumbulwa, P. Silek, Sylvia Witbeen (Erongo Region), S. David, M. Geirises, A. Johannes, Tekla Katjiveri, A. Manuel, R.R Van der Merwe (Kunene Region), Mathias, Medusalem, E. Silek, S. Tjombe, Hertha Van Eden (Omaheke Region), Fiina Angula, Elizabeth Daniel, Johannes Kapaya, Maria Makili, Anatolia Mateus, Eliaser Ndelidya, Veikko Nembia, Paulina Shipanga, Thomas Tangeni (Oshana Region), Jason Amulungu, Lovisa Ambambi, Loide Iikuya, Fiina Nashikaku, Simon Shipanga, (Oshikoto Region)

Venue
 Gallery Gerard Sekoto
Alliance Française of Johannesburg
17 Lower Park Drive corner Kerry Road
Parkview - opposite Zoo Lake

The exhibition continues until Saturday 31 January.

Gallery hours
 Monday - Thursday : 9 am - 8 pm
Friday : 9 am - 6 pm
Saturday : 9 am - 1 pm

For more information
 Contact Pauline
culture.jhb@alliance.org.za
011 646 1169
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