All shall be afforded dignity - an exhibition of artwork by Norman Kaplan

Celebrating South Africa's 30 Years of Democracy with a chance to reflect on the question of "dignity for all". People across the world and particularly people in or from the global South, continue to be impacted by the denial of inherent rights, long recognised by signatories to the United Nations charter, established 75 years ago, but too often we see such rights ignored. The work on display is organised around work created by artist Norman Kaplan in 1996 in response to the call for art to respond to the 'home' of the constitution of newly democratic South Africa. Kaplan's pre and post-apartheid prints serve as potent reflections accentuating the shared, collective humanity foundational to a democratic South Africa.