All Wits Art Museum Photographs by Germaine de Larch —
- Sally Gross – portrait by Gabrielle Le Roux, 2013
Remembering and celebrating the life of Sally Gross, our beloved friend, comrade, teacher, philosopher – a great soul who is missed by many and remembered for her role in so many struggles. Sally was a comrade in the anti-apartheid struggle, part of the ANC in exile, she was part of the Palestinian struggle and she made history writing intersex rights into South African legislation and thereby making ours the first country with a Constitution that protects intersex people’s rights……Gabrielle Le Roux
With Selogadi Ngwanangwato Mampane and Kezia Lewins at Wits Art Museum.
With Matsheko Acey Manik at Wits Art Museum.
Young Sally Gross
Selogadi Ngwanangwato Mampane with portrait of Sally Gross
Carla De Bouchet with portrait of Sally Gross
Gabrielle Le Roux with portrait of Sally Gross
Matsheko Acey Manik was there both as photographer representing Inkanyiso, and to mourn Sally. Here Ace’s shadow falls on the first portrait I did of Sally Gross, onto which she wrote “I am what I am” .
Sally Gross in the time she worked at the Regional Land Claims Commission
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