From 4 May to 29 July 2012 the retrospective Chasing Shadows was shown at Kunsthall Antwerpen. Together with the artist, curator Corinne Diseren had selected more than 200 images out of Mofokeng’s archives.
Chasing Shadows is a co-production between Extra City Kunsthal, Antwerpen, Jeu de Paume, Paris, Kunsthalle Bern and Bergen Kunsthall.
Standing in line © Thorsten Arendt, artdoc.de
In front of the German Pavilion © Thorsten Arendt, artdoc.de
An interview with Santu Mofokeng, Romuald Karmakar and curator Susanne Gaensheimer at the 55th International Art Exhibition (National participation of Germany).
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Santu Mofokeng, installation view the German contribution in the French pavilion Venice 2013, courtesy of the artist and Marker/Lunetta Bartz, Johannesburg. © Roman Mensing in cooperation with Thorsten Arendt, artdoc.de. We see (from left to right): ... 
Santu Mofokeng, filmstill
Santu Mofokeng speaks about his exprience as a photojournalist, his relation to townships and its habitants, his work on the portraits of Black Photoalbum and what the series Chasing Shadows means for him.
Santu Mofokeng, Chasing Shadows from peter burchett on Vimeo.
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We are pleased to announce the upcoming release of the official publication of the German Pavilion at the Biennale di Venezia 2013!
Edited by curator Susanne Gaensheimer, the 240-page, cloth-bound catalogue will be available as of May 28, 2013 and is published by Gestalten, Berlin.
Eleven international authors—curators, artists, collectors, and critics as well as scholars from the fields of art history, politics, migration research, philosophy, and cultural studies—were invited to take part in this interdisciplinary discussion on cultural and sociopolitical aspects of the German contribution to this year’s Biennale di Venezia. ...
In 2011 the Victoria & Albert Museum presented the group exhibition Figures & Fictions: Contemporary South African Photography. As one of the 17 featured photographers, Santu Mofokeng showed black and white images from two series, Child-Headed Households and Chasing Shadows. In an interview with curator Tamar Garb, which was conducted in 2010 in South Africa, Mofokeng talks about his reasons for giving up working as a photojournalist and what role apartheid, the people and history of South Africa, and spirituality play in his work. Mofokeng also addresses questions concerning the impact of a photograph and the sources of its expressive power.
Figures & Fictions: Santu Mofokeng from Victoria and Albert Museum on Vimeo.
The video was released in 2011 in conjunction with an interview series by Tamar Garb on the occasion of the exhibition Figures & Fictions: Contemporary South African Photography at the Victoria & Albert Museum.
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