Access to Courts
| CCAC #: | 0615 |
| Artwork title: | Access to Courts |
| Artist(s): |
Vedant Nanackchand |
| Year made: | 1996 |
| Artwork type: | Paper |
| Medium: | Superwood cut |
| Dimensions (mm): | 500 x 299 |
| Framed dimensions (in mm): | 720 x 524 x 40 |
| Edition: | 44/50 |
| Artwork series: |
Images of Human Rights print portfolio |
| Source: | Donated by the Artists for Human Rights Trust |
| Year acquired: | 2021 |
| Installation type: | Movable artwork |
| Current location: | In storage |
| Exhibitions: |
A LUTA CONTINUA: Reflecting on 30 years of democracy through the CCAC - National Arts Festival, Makhanda - 20 to 30 June 2024 A LUTA CONTINUA: Reflecting on 30 years of democracy through the CCAC - William Humphreys Art Gallery, Kimberley - 1 August to 7 September 2024 A LUTA CONTINUA: Reflecting on 30 years of democracy through the CCAC - KZNSA Gallery, Durban - 27 September - 10 November 2024 |
| Signage: | An accused individual is surrounded by symbols of different judicial and adjudication systems, from both South Africa, where some disputes are still solved according to traditional law, and other contexts. The pillared temple facade and finger print representing Western models of justice are complemented by symbols of African and Oriental legal culture. The forum of five elders looming above is inspired by traditional law in India. |
| Themes: |
Human Rights Day Bill of Rights |
| Constitutional links: |
Access to courts (section 34) Courts and Administration of Justice (chapter 8) |
Photographer: Ben Law-Viljoen
Photo copyright: CCT
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NOTE: The process of photographing artworks in the CCAC is underway - we are currently working to improve image quality and display on the CMS but have included internal reference photos for identification purposes in the interim.