SOUTH AFRICA. South African artist Jane ALEXANDER whose large scale models of displaced or homeless black men, built in plaster and then dressed in scrap lothing, are eerie, desolate and compellingly human. "It's inevitable that my work will go down to the storerooms, even if to you it looks sympathetic to black causes... What of the balance so many other artists were representing in their work".. A part of the white population is trying to redress the inequalities as quickly as possible because they want to get it over with". 1994.