Non aux Oranges Outspan d'Afrique du Sud

1980

Other
Materials: ink, paper

Collection: Collection MHKA, Antwerp.

In the 1970s, South African citrus brand Outspan became a symbol of the exploitation of the black population under the apartheid regime. A boycott campaign by several NGOs against Outspan aimed to put pressure on the South African government and to raise awareness of apartheid in the European public.

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Outspan protest poster

 exhibition view, MONOCULTURE – A Recent History, 2020, M HKA

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MONOCULTURE | A Recent Hi...

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