Then, crossing South Africa by train, you will stay for a week at the Johannesburg Art Foundation. Arguably the most important city in Africa, Johannesburg is still one of many South African cities struggling to resolve a troubled past. The fight to end apartheid has stimulated the arts, and the political atmosphere has endowed art with intense meaning. This area has a tradition of wood carving, and we will visit the studios and homesteads of many artists before returning to Johannesburg at the end of the program. To sign up with round-trip airfare, registration must be received before March 23, 2001.
Airline tickets are non-refundable.
Students are responsible for transportation from airport to course location. Students are responsible for their own materials and food costs.