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Visit Rorke’s Drift Art School – a pioneering institution for Black artists in apartheid South Africa, now known as the ELC Art and Craft Centre. Rorke’s Drift Art School, established in the 1960s under the Evangelical Lutheran Church, became a crucial institution for training Black artists during apartheid. It offered printmaking, ceramics, and textile arts education and played a formative role in South Africa’s resistance art movement. Now operating as the ELC Art and Craft Centre, it continues to support rural artists and preserve its artistic legacy.

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