Creative Cape Town and South Africa exposed in Xpose 2004

Influence on how the world perceives South African creativity
South Africa presents a vast array of talent that never gets spotted in the daily tedium of our humdrum existence in cities, fortified by high walls, guarded by armed patrols and reassured by panic buttons. The talent on offer in this country is more diverse than the exploits in the sporting arena and political struggle. Today there are people making a difference, to some not tangible, which will shape this country for years to come and influence how the world perceives South African creativity.

Unlock the funky off the beaten track creative secrets of Cape Town and South Africa
This year saw the launch of the first annual called Xpose 2004 that seeks to unlock the funky off the beaten track creative secrets of Cape Town and South Africa. From photography, paintings, literature, extreme sports, conspiracies, cartoons, entertainment, the model industry, graphic design and culture elements all make their appearance in this novelty guerilla publishing concept.

Featuring articles on the likes of adventurer Kingsley Holgate, to sojourns in townships with Barney Edwards a renowned photographer, then back again to the glamorous model industry. Also featured are articles on hemp cultivation in South Africa, the comic on the Rastafari wailers, the South Africa and Cape Town dance and trance scene which is the third largest in the world to extreme sports which is taking off in Cape Town.

A first, unearthing everything
Follow the fortunes of the latest clothing label in South Africa, see pictures of people going down a steep hill at breakneck speed all in the name of fun and get some info on how two sisters from the platteland are making it in the world. Xpose 2004 tries to live up to its name by unearthing everything.

A perfect way to discover the first creative Annual
Order the xpose 2004 via come2capetown.com for €18,75 (excl. shipping costs)
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