South Africa: the art of a nation (10:00)

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I'm not sure (except to the extent that all art is created by people who are from one or more nations), although I imagine that it's become less of an issue in recent times given the ever-greater cultural cross-fertilisation and the diversity that raises therefrom.

I have no idea who the "Wrong People" might be or why they're in Capital Letters or indeed who determines any of them to be "Wrong" about what but, for example, the notion of a "national art" that was promoted in the Soviet Union and, on the other hand, that of the "entartete musik" decried and deplored by another régime as though the anti-art of a nation is likely to incline one to think that there ought to be no such thing as "the art of a nation" and that, when there is nevertheless perceived to be such, it's usually bad news.