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Poetry Reading by Antjie Krog
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Photo credit Karina Turok.
South African poet, journalist, writer and academic, Antjie Krog, is the Institute Visiting Artist for one week in March 2008. As part of her visit, Ms. Krog will presented this poetry reading.
Antjie Krog
is best known internationally for her 1998 book
Country of My Skull
, which chronicled her news reporting on South Africa’s
Truth and Reconciliation Commission
(TRC) assembled after the end of apartheid. The book was later dramatized for the screen as the feature film,
In My Country
(2004), starring Samuel L. Jackson. In addition to reporting on the TRC for the South African Broadcasting Corporation, Krog has published several volumes of poetry which have been translated into numerous languages, and in 2004 was appointed Extraordinary Professor in the Arts Faculty at the University of Western Cape Town. Her work and published writings are celebrated as an amalgamation of journalism, prose, personal narrative, and poetry that critically captures the moral, emotional and historical complexity of post-apartheid South Africa.
Recorded Tuesday, March 04, 2008 at
Columbia College Chicago
.
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