William Kentridge is one of the world's most engaging contemporary artists, renowned for exploring the essence of humanity through both historical and everyday themes. This book invites readers to "listen to the echo"-to engage with the resonance of Kentridge's multidisciplinary practice. Spanning more than four decades, it presents works ranging from his early printmaking and drawings, which laid the foundation for his animated film series "Drawings for Projection," to recent installations confronting apartheid, colonialism, social upheaval, and collective memory.Major works such as the...

William Kentridge's Muizenberg is the fourth in a series of Steidl publications which form part of the wider William Kentridge catalogue raisonné of prints and posters, authored and researched by Warren Siebrits, and ongoing since 2020. Much like Kentridge's Domestic Scenes (2021) and Carlton Centre Games Arcade (2025), this book takes a focused look at another small but highly significant series of prints documented for the first time in Kentridge's Catalogue Raisonné Volume 1. Prints and Posters 1974-1990 (2022).In the summer of 1976, just months after the infamous Soweto Uprising in...