HARVEY BENGE: You Won’t Be With Me Tomorrow South Africa’s policies reaped astonishing

South Africa’s policies reaped astonishing wealth for a new black elite

the only images that came out of the country were either propaganda or coverage of a tragic news event

Foreword by Professor Bernard Moxham

and the 2008 Terry O’Neill/IPG Award for Contemporary British Photography for his book ‘Still Life Killing Time’

He was sentenced at the Old Bailey to a minimum of 40 years imprisonment

HARVEY BENGE: You Won’t Be With Me Tomorrow South Africa’s policies reaped astonishingYou Wont Be With Me Tomorrow is a sequel to the narrative Harvey Benge developed in his 2013 book, Some Things You Should Have Told Me. Both deal with the pain of relationship, the seeming inevitability of separation and the mistrust that is its consequence. Women drift, lost and hostile, throughout the pages theyre masked or veiled; they stare from behind bars sometimes metal, sometimes frail as gauze, or turn away, eyes averted. They are beautiful