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...Manthia Diawara Copyright © 2008 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 2008 ARCHITECTURE AS COLONIAL DISCOURSE ANGELA FERREIRA'S MAISONS TROPICALES Angela Ferreira, Maison Tropicale, 2007, installation view (detail), Portuguese...

...Kristen Windmuller-Luna African architecture is having a moment in European museums. Joining the crowd is AFRICA: Architecture, Culture, and Identity , an ambitious and contradictory exhibition at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Hummelbæk, Denmark, June 25, 2015–October 25, 2015. Divided...

...Esra Akcan This article explores the architectural typology of the verandah by following its use in residential buildings during the post-Ottoman British colonization and Independence periods in Sudan and differentiating between the concepts of climate determinism and climate consciousness...

... as treatises on countries in which the use of modernism corresponded with "Tropical Architecture."1^ The most thorough technical guide nationalist agendas, in West Africa the movement was intro• on tropical architecture was probably the manual compiled from...

... Emancipation as a Commendable Piece of Work and One of the Few Features of Celebration in an otherwise scathing assessment of the event, also provided an extended description of this handsome specimen of Egyptian architecture designed by the prominent Black-owned firm of Tandy and Foster, best known...

... the Amanda Gilvin is a Five College Mellon resonances between Roy’s and James’s Postdoctoral Fellow in African Art and work to cement his core argument Architecture at Mount Holyoke College...

...., Paris; author of Architecture, pouvoir et his book Aesthetische Theorie,15 all too often ran dissidence au Cameroun (2002) and numerous the risk of partaking in this very status quo. James pieces, fact and fiction, on intersections between Harding elucidates the point...

... in the Department of the History of Art and Architecture at the University of Pittsburgh. Ivan Capote, Dislexia, 2003. Metal, felt, plaster, electrical engine...

.... Mellon Professor of Con­ Linotype machine. temporary Art History and Theory in the Depart­ Appropriately, Kentridge did not introduce his ment of the History of Art and Architecture at the South African stories into the imagery for this University...

... of Ghana, the hierarchies B (2007), a stunning array draped Theory in the Department of the History of style within each type, and the pur- around a large partition, comes close. of Art and Architecture at the University poses of different colors. This enables It is in the collection of local...

..., Richard Mayhew: An American at Sonoma State University and author of Art and Abstractionist (exhibition catalogue) (New York: Studio Museum in Harlem, 1978), n.p. Architecture in Postcolonial Africa (2006) and of 29. LeFalle...

... or inaccessible. The project Chimurenga Library aimed to interfere with the was envisaged as an ongoing archive of independent Cape Town Central Library’s architecture, orga- pan-­African periodicals that aimed to be not a com- nization, and time: a new system of classification prehensive bibliography...

..., from the way serves a similar transformative role in the Art|Architecture|Design Depart- vendors carry items for sale on their for objects. The agents in the market, ment and the Africana Studies program bodies through the streets, to the whether vendors, artists, importers at Lehigh University...

... installation (based on the earlier Rocher carrés ) is a series of blocks four meters high and two meters wide, made of Sheetrock panels covered with recycled gray paper, sloping at an angle of forty-five or sixty degrees. Attia intends for them to suggest urban architecture in the process of collapsing...

... for Concrete Pre-manufacture); one still inhabited today (the Delamere Flats); and one demolished ca. 2005 (the Oceanic Hotel). The article explores May’s impulse for gardening as a kind of anti-architecture and crosses his narrative with those of two other architect-horticulturalists: Erica Mann, a Jewish...

... for Concrete Pre-manufacture); one still inhabited today (the Delamere Flats); and one demolished ca. 2005 (the Oceanic Hotel). The article explores May’s impulse for gardening as a kind of anti-architecture and crosses his narrative with those of two other architect-horticulturalists: Erica Mann, a Jewish...

... at the Kalba Ice Factory which was built in the 1970s and which was once a fish feed mill and ice storage facility. It was recently retrofitted for exhibition purposes as well as residence facilities. The space transpires with a new creative appearance in both its architecture and in the artworks it embodies...