Sue

Williamson

Explores

South

Africa’s

Painful

History

In a recent Financial Times feature by writer Hedley Twidle, South African artist Sue Williamson reflects on her decades-long practice of documenting the country's complex history through art. The article delves into Williamson's commitment to capturing personal narratives and collective memories, particularly those of women who played pivotal roles during the apartheid era. Her work, which spans various media including photography, printmaking, and installation, serves as a poignant archive of resistance and resilience. Williamson discusses how her art seeks to bridge the gap between past and present, ensuring that the stories of struggle and triumph remain integral to South Africa's ongoing journey towards reconciliation.