South Africa's art world, a key force in the fight against apartheid

Sue Williamson's 'Charlotte Maxeke', 1984. South Africains series (1983-1987). © Courtesy de l’artiste et de Goodman Gallery

Johannesburg, South Africa – In the spring of 1994, apartheid ended in South Africa with the election of the African National Congress under Nelson Mandela's leadership. RFI interviews key activists three decades on.

For 40 years Neil Dundas served as a curator at the Goodman Gallery, which championed the work of both white and black South African artists during the darkest days of apartheid.