Discover the transformative world of Santu Mofokeng: Stories, a groundbreaking collection that encapsulates over three decades of South African photography. Famed for his profound and nuanced portrayals of township life, Mofokeng captures the essence of human experience in his insightful series, initially nurtured within the Afrapix collective and later flourishing at the African Studies Institute at Wits University. Each story unfolds in rich detail, offering a captivating exploration of themes like community, resilience, and the complexity of identity. 

This carefully curated publication, crafted in collaboration with bookmaker Lunetta Bartz, editor Joshua Chuang, and the esteemed publisher Gerhard Steidl, presents 18 definitive narratives presented in a large format reminiscent of the golden age of picture magazines. From the fervent spirituality depicted in 'Train Church' to the evocative representations of labor within 'Labor Tenancies,' each page reveals the power of imagery in chronicling life's multifaceted realities. You’ll find never-before-seen photographs that take you through important historical contexts like 'Robben Island,' 'Trauma,' 'Landscapes,' and 'Billboards.' Santu Mofokeng: Stories is not merely a book; it's a testament to the artistic vision and cultural significance of a master storyteller who represents our times beautifully.