David Goldblatt

5:52 a.m. Going to work in 2012: Buses from former KwaNdebele homeland stream down the road to Pretoria

House and Garden and the Chris Hani Informal Settlement, Tulbagh, Western Cape

Monument Honouring the 'Contribution of the Horse to South African History,' Erected by the Rapportryers of Bethulie in 1982. Laura Rautenbach was the Sculptor., After the Theft of Bronze Oxen from a Voortrekker Monument in the Town, the Rapportryers Caged the Horse in Steel in 2004. Bethulie, Free State

Mother and Child on Nelson Mandela Square, Sandton, Johannesburg

A Grave in the New Cemetery, Masilo Township, Theunissen, Free State

Crosses Erected on June 16, 2004 in Commemoration of and Protest against Farm Murders, Rietvlei, on the N1, near Polokwane, Limpopo

Galvanised Ironware for Sale, Ruimsig, Strubensvalley, Johannesburg

The Graves of the Cradock Four, Mathew Goniwe, Fort Calata, Sicelo Mhlauli, and Sparrow Mkonto, Anti-Apartheid Activists and Community Leaders, Assassinated by Members of the Security Branch of the South African Police on 27 June 1985., The Confessed Murderers were Refused Amnesty by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Thus Far, No-One has been Prosecuted for the Crimes. Craddock, Eastern Cape