...• incorporated. physical strength for which no work that focused on feminine tagonist: a cleaner. The video other means were possible. In strength through historical...

... installation and Raoul Dufy's La Fee Electricite. ances, took place earlier this year on the Thalys Train between Cologne and Paris, where Toguo wore a street cleaner's uniform Hans Ulrich Obrist is Senior Curator at the Musee d'Art from the City of Paris. He was repeatedly asked to leave...

... iterations, which respectively combine photographs of inmate cleaners from Pollsmoor and the portrait of a young sex worker from Beaufort West, exemplify this. Seeing all the drawings, photographic prints, archival images, paintings, framed and hanging sticker tape compositions, as well as large and small...

..., works dur- as the death and betrayal of the former Congolese ing the day as a cleaner in his publishing house. And leader Lumumba at the hands of former coloniz- his quarreling brother and sister-­in-­law often inter- ers and colonized. All of this is depicted through rupt his writing...

.... At street level, its entrance was bracketed by a cleaners Edward S. Spriggs and a fried-chicken joint on one side and by a gro- cery store, a narrow mom-and-pop greasy spoon...

... attempts to find a way to call out and African descent in tourist hotels are either assumed 24 • Nka Journal of Contemporary African Art • 35 • Fall 2014 to be cleaners or prostitutes. The security guard was image the tongue curls up to touch the roof of its certainly perplexed as to how...

... the same costume he had donned for previous performances—a blue jump- The exhibition itself consisted of a five-channel suit, the uniform of Egyptian street cleaners.13 (This video installation randomly displaying documen- costume was later exhibited like...

... to the Flakes Store and coat access to services. As children, the Davis brothers hangers to Reid’s Cleaners. On Saturday mornings were greatly influenced by the pervasive attitude Dale worked at sweeping out Le Petite Bazaar, the of self-­reliance that was commonplace in the tight-­ small women’s clothing...

.... The body language of comfortably sitting British officers and standing Sudanese maintenance professionals expose the racism that operated in the colonial society. Diaries and visual documents reveal that many families had multiple non-British individuals working for them, including cleaners, cooks, drivers...