...Rebecca Dimling-Cochran Copyright © 2001 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 2001 Radcliffe Bailey There is a commonly held belief that in order to under• stand your place in the universe, you must first understand who you are. This knowledge requires...

... on to clothing by such legendary fashion photographers greater heights in professional sports under the as Richard Avedon, David Bailey, Guy Bordin, name Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) and the eighteen-year- Frank Horvat, William Klein, Charlotte March, and old novice fashion model Donyale Luna.4 Norman Parkinson.2...

... second thesis of the exhibition is clearly a re• I had a sense of something major, and of his• level of criticality has governed Bailey's work visionist exercise, which is the attempt by the torical and intellectual importance; with daz• in the past and has...

... with sound artist Ain Bailey, also Ellington, with whom Hall recorded Creole Love known as DJ Miss Bailey. The work recovers a per- Call in 1927. An American jazz singer and per- formance of Creole Love Call by the early twenti- former, Hall moved to England in the 1930s, where eth-century jazz singer...

... spire the collection, Elisabeth T. In the book, Hassan con• largely biographical overview. In played out. At the same time, the Atnafu, Xenobia Bailey, Renee Cox, tributes an engaging piece on the end, the aforementioned essays...

... achieved negotiating the environment. Perform• a certain dynamism and public engage• Brett Bailey, Three Witches {After the ance was also an important feature of Butcher Boys), 2007, performance...

... projects attention to the works of, say for example, Marcia Kure, or programs that emerged at the twilight of colonialism Radcliffe Bailey, John Akomfrah, Kira Kemper, Nomusa in some parts of Africa or in the early postcolonial period. Makhubu, and Samson Kambalu...

... tions of race in the United States. Carolina plantation for the purpose of providing On September 3, 1839, twenty-eight-year-old visual evidence that the African was the product of Frederick Bailey left the bondage of slavery from a completely different and less-than-human species. St...

... Andalusian medieval philosopher Ibn Sina, who Scott Bailey, untitled, Al Nitaq, installation, painted walls, four canvases, reentered popular consciousness through Youssef Chahine's 1997 fense and blue textile. Courtesy of Townhouse Gallery...

... sensibility and of the Barnum and Bailey circus, with the exhibition, "Michael Ray...

... was not only 158 • Nka Journal of Contemporary African Art • 38–39 • November 2016 Mike Eghan at Piccadilly Circus, London, 1967. Courtesy Autograph ABP occupied by Twiggy, David Bailey, and Michelangelo The Burden of Representation Antonioni’s Blow Up, but also by the multinational Barnor’s...

... of Bailey's African History Archives, Johannesburg. have been so fascinating. for Drum magazine, are refreshingly direct narratives. The "meta-territory of the exhibition site" [p. 22] identified in the Sontag wrote that "The only...

.... This program work is centered across each of ously, he layers these images has launched the careers of many the three canvases, underlining together, revealing meaning artists, including Xenobia Bailey, its signifying role. The viewer...

...), with particu- years later, collaborating with Richard J. Powell and lar emphasis on Paris, France, in the early part of David A. Bailey, she again had a notable curatorial the twentieth century. Archer- Straw was primarily input into the africa 05 season, this time in the form known and widely respected...

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... Siwi, the Cu ban Maria Magdalena Campos- Pons and the Senegalese Viye Diba and Kani Sy, or the Angolan Antonio Ole and the African American Emma Amos all conversing in one room! What would have been more inspiring than listening to David Bailey and Sonia Boyce narrating the struggle to document...

...) Karenga visible across and after this period, it will be used here as a reflection of its his- torical importance to the period between Hall s first and second waves. Building a Black Arts Movement To paraphrase David A. Bailey, Ian Baucom, and Sonia Boyce, who collaborated to edit Shades of Black...

... David Bailey once-popular glass-bottomed boat and Dave Smith, and the Trinidadians could. Thompson situates these devel• Christopher Cozier, Che Lovelace, and opments in Dean MacCannell's theory Irenee Shaw. Cozier's, Shaw's, and about tourists...

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... in the 1920s with pageants held for and orga- nized by all manner of black gender and sex non- conformers. Nearly a century later, this scene is characterized by ethnographers Emily Arnold and Marlon Bailey: Led by house mothers and fathers, houses function as families whose main purpose is to organize elabo...