... Carlos Basualdo 5S»Nka Journal of Contemporary African aulo Herkenholf's choice of anthropophagia (cannibalism) as P the theme for the 24th Biennial of Sao Paulo was doubtless one of the great successes of this editionof the biennale...

... on the person of the slave. A common view among Europeans held expression of Gericault's reflection on the profound precariousness of tradition• that the black body was a savage body, descended from a tribe of cannibals. al conceptions of race and sexuality at the dawn...

... which previously sought to control through definition. Yet he resists the Tempest in the context of colonialism. Riot police abound as Caliban insti• idea that one can possess one's own identity, his inscriptions are, more gates a slave revolt through an act of cannibalism, consuming...

... as the Atlantic had been Dutch port, creating the basis of a worldwide trad- during the slave trade. Guadeloupean writer Maryse ing network. Amsterdam became the port of entry Condé drew from the legend that cannibalism had in Europe for spices, tobacco, and sugar. Thus the occurred among the survivors while...

... on ideas than on material. I am constantly “lifting.” These pictures are just lifts from everywhere else, extremely cannibal in nature. CP: I would describe anything I make as collage. I am try- ing to chase that high of a young kid in art class, engaged OB...

... that a “label of information” about him was Benga’s cage, which was now littered with bones to hung on the front of the cage while he was in it. At suggest cannibalism. A sign outside the cage read: this distance in time, that is about all that can be said for sure, except that it was all done...

... undertaken to defend, and with which Aime benefit, he makes use of Caliban, the (cannibal?) Cesaire joined forces with all his strength. monster of William Shakespeare's The Tempest, as Surrounding the death of poets is an air that none other than an inhabitant of a Caribbean...

... narratives of economic progress facilitated by these projects and that were used to manufacture consent for the regime amongst its citizens eventually cannibalized themselves, leading to civil war and destitution for those most ensnared in their promises. A mouth full of petrol leads to a piercing...

... to the convicted serial killer and sex offender Jeffery Dahmer, who committed acts of rape, murder, dismember- ment, necrophilia, and cannibalism on seventeen boys and men between 1978 and 1991. Harris Nka • 195 ...

... a theoretical model from Bra­ zil­i­an modernism for understanding the interv­ en­ tions by the artists presented: Oswald de Andrade s antropófagia. In 1928, de Andrade wrote of cultural cannibalism, according to Pedrosa, as a tool for the modern intellectual at the margins of Europe to appropriate...

... fate of the modern city. Michigan Theatre, 1998, an old neo-baroque movie theatre cannibal• However, history, or its accretion, continues to intervene into these ized and brutalized in such a way that it has been transformed into a idealized and fixed contradictions that have marked the history...

..., the inter- djembe player is depicted in a loosely framed close- viewee points out a large scrap part, identifying it as up as he sweats at his work. He says, as he wipes sweat the type of scrap metal that is cannibalized by local from his brow, “As the saying goes, if you don’t sweat inhabitants...

... cornerstones of the history of Western and modern art and show how they have been cannibalized . . . appropriated and subverted in the Global South. 3 The subjects of the portraits are mostly non-white and non-European. The abstractions emphasize alternative global histories of abstraction that do...

... hastes the movements of your waist The voracious cannibals speak to Your acidic tubes convulsing calling Tearing apart my fingers skin Confiscating my pistons The fever is a dead sponge swollen in dampness My mouth is running on your horizon Fearlessly traveling on a sea of m adness16 Georges Henein...

... and oust Camer- ately hyperbolic depictions of bleak landscapes and oon’s dictatorial regime (as if in anticipation of the even cannibalism, for instance, Bekolo undermines “Arab Spring” revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt). the ideology behind these negative tropes and calls Indeed, it would not be far...

...-Naturalist (1910; repr. New York: Cooper Square Press, 2001); John H. Weeks, Among Congo Cannibals: Experiences, Impressions, and Adventures during a Thirty Years Sojourn Amongst the Boloki and Other Congo Tribes, with a Description of Their Curious Habits, Customs, Religion, and Laws (London: Seeley...