"The negative space makes one wonder, what is in the gap?"
– Federica Angelucci

At the first Live Harvest for Tell It to the Mountains, invited practitioners George Mahashe and Federica Angelucci engage with the artists and A4 team in thinking through the exhibition.

"Poetry can be open to dishonesty."
– Khanya Mashabela

At the roundtable discussion for Tell It to the Mountains, invited practitioners Thembinkosi Goniwe, Khanya Mashabela, and Sean O'Toole engage with the artists and A4 team in thinking through the exhibition.

"Umngqameko speaks of the far distance, looking towards that which can never be reached."
– Lindokuhle Sobekwa

At the roundtable discussion for Tell It to the Mountains, invited practitioners Thembinkosi Goniwe, Khanya Mashabela, and Sean O'Toole engage with the artists and A4 team in thinking through the exhibition. 

"I was relieved when we found an exhibition form that was as strong as the form of a book. This was about layering. Ponte is about stories, a web or cloud of stories floating one above the other, and this sense of the building as being a repository for stories. I knew the book would reflect that, but I was glad when the exhibition did."
– Mikhael Subotzky

Invited practitioners join Sean O'Toole for the official Photo book! Photo-book! Photobook marathon event, a two-day endurance exercise.

"As a research exhibition, what arises? What can it recall and tell?"
– Sean O'Toole

Invited practitioners join Sean O'Toole for the official Photo book! Photo-book! Photobook marathon event, a two-day endurance exercise.

"What is it that is at play other than that which I know or I see?"
– Thembinkosi Goniwe

At the roundtable discussion for Tell It to the Mountains, invited practitioners Thembinkosi Goniwe, Khanya Mashabela, and Sean O'Toole engage with the artists and A4 team in thinking through the exhibition.