
Jonathan Wateridge – Enclave / Expatria
200pp, hardback (clothbound with dust jacket), 290 x 245 mm, c.130 images
Through his beautiful and disconcerting works depicting carefree sunny days beside exclusive suburban pools, Zambia-born, Britain-based painter Jonathan Wateridge (b.1972, Lusaka) revisits his own childhood in post-independence Zambia in the 1970s and 1980s, exploring issues of White privilege and Black disenfranchisement in post-colonial Africa. This, the artist’s first trade monograph, presents over 130 illustrations accompanied by essays by independent curator, writer and art consultant Mark Sanders, and by academic and critic Dr Gilda Williams. Read more