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Velaphi Mzimba CCAC

“Art plays an important role in the life of a judge, both as a calming effect and as a reality check. It helps me to never forget the role I play, keeps me grounded [...]”
– Justice Steven Majiedt

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Commemorating Justice Yvonne Mokgoro

Remembering a founder of the CCAC.

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CCAC Student Competition 2023 & 2024 winners

See the winning artworks that will enter the CCAC.

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Launching the latest in our Art & Justice publication series

Read the Long Life Body Maps short monograph here.

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Launching full online access to the CCAC

Explore our new Collection Management System (CMS) that lists all our artworks.

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“People that come to the Constitutional Court meet art with an open mind to be influenced by it. The world is looking at us making a success of what we do here and how we deal with apartheid.”
– Stefan Blom (CCAC artist)

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“Art and justice are usually represented as dwelling in different domains: art is said to relate to the human heart, justice to human intelligence. Rationality is sometimes seen as inimical to art, and passion as hostile to justice. Our collection shows how art and human rights overlap and reinforce each other”
– Former Constitutional Court Justice Albie Sachs

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“The Art and Justice tour at the Constitutional Court showcases high-quality works by renowned South African and international artists and prompts deeper reflection on the role of law and courts in safeguarding human rights. A must-visit for anyone interested in art, justice, or both.”

- Pieter van Welzen

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