...W. Ian Bourland This article examines two recent projects by the Brooklyn-based artist Brendan Fernandes at the Guggenheim Museum and Art in General. It argues that Fernandes’s practice is important because it shows the language-power relations by which cultural identification is produced...

.... art imagery. ping and travel bags placed over his A tour de force, collectively, were A series of digital ink drawings head. ­Woman #3 (2013) by Paul Anthony­ three dazzling installations (2014–15) by Brendan Fernandes (b. Kenya; Ca- Smith (Jamaican...

.... 7. “António Ole incentiva colegas a pesquisarem novas técni- country’s history. The installation Hidden Pages, cas,” Jornal de Angola, May 9, 2006. Stolen Bodies was his peak of engagement with 8. Fernandes Dias, “Conversando com António Ole,” p. 29. untold stories...

... are not known.10 While sophisticated stylization reminiscent of Kumalo, the stylization is derived from Kumalo’s drawings Fernand Léger, and Henry Moore. Hard physical and sculptures, the distortions, unusual composi- labor is the theme, but the artist transcends visual tion, strong tonal...

..., this includes work by African- others. Rabaka has argued that, taken as fures. As with many of her works, this diaspora practitioners such as Bren- a whole, Du Bois’s work constitutes part of is a stunning and absorbing compo- dan Fernandes and Mehretu; and in an Africana theoretical tradition...

... to Otto Freundlich (1998), Ingeborg Bachman (1999), Fernand Leger (2001), and others, socioeconomic forms of inclusion, rather than institutionally...

... objects found in them. In Chelsea, contrary to Culturgest, 2004); Ole, António Ole, intro. José António Fernandes what happens in the East End, you rarely see discarded objects on Dias (Luanda: Banco Espírito Santo de Angola, 2007); Ole, Na Pele the street” (Balona de Oliveira, Chagas, “Entrevista...

... in France: he had been named 1950 s best American sculptor in Paris by the city s Society for American Art; he had exhibited at the Musée d Art Moderne de Paris with famous modern artists, including Pablo Picasso and Fernand Léger; his sculpture had been selected by the US Embassy for a touring exhibition...