Intraparadox

Category: autumn

Hindsight: Of Big Bosses and Minions

15 April, 2016

As South African political parties diverge in different directions this weekend across our country to launch their political manifestoes sandwiched with promises and posturing ahead of the oncoming local government elections on 3 August 2016 an uneasiness pervades the employees of the City of Tshwane and their families who have been renting apartments and… →
Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part III)

03 May, 2015

Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part III) →
Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part II)

03 May, 2015

Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part II) →
Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part I)

03 May, 2015

Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part I) →
Hindsight: A *stand-Off/us vs the rest

27 April, 2015

It is possible to have a peaceful warm welcoming South Africa. The center of power should safeguard the lively hood of South Africans society, educationally and economically; after all it is South Africans who have voted it into that highest rung. Since these two tenets of modern society are complementary, that is education and economy;… →
dEF’Rating: The Gift

26 April, 2015

The Ferguson’s The Gift delivers an interesting 4dEF’Points out of Five: ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ /¶ →
Diary Entry: Mxolisi Visimuzi Beauchamp

08 April, 2015

Art history is precisely a deal with the particular – just like economic history or political history (come to think of it: is there a math history, there must be); art history is a zooming in on a particular aspect of our society as a phenomenon – art. →
dEF’Rating: The World’s End

03 April, 2015

A hilarious science fiction film. A bunch of friends on a pub crawl down memory lane realises that an alien race has taken over their home town. If you can just get over the first 20 minutes or so of the film while the context is being set you’ll laugh your way through the rest… →