... Hank Willis Thomas’s use of hand gestures in his 2014 Goodman Gallery show? The In itself a clenched fist is nothing and means nothing. Cshow, titled History Doesn’t Laugh, was recently on But we never perceive a clenched fist. We perceive a view...

..., Kelly Jones's ing that pixilation simultaneously pro• essay "Tracey Rose: Post-apartheid tects and silences eyewitnesses. In his South African National Gallery Playground" relies...

... the effects that a strong black community and family had on two artist brothers, Alonzo and Dale Davis, enabling them to open the Brockman Gallery in Los Angeles in 1967. It contextualizes their young lives in Tuskegee, Alabama, where they were steeped in black history and culture and exposed to faculty...

...Carolyn Peter; Damon Willick This essay reconsiders Los Angeles’s Gallery 32 and its vital contribution to Los Angeles art history from 1968 to 1970. Founded and run by Suzanne Jackson, Gallery 32 exhibited challenging, controversial work and became a gathering place where not only art but politics...

... anniversary. Memories need to be recorded, and archives need to come out of storage, so that FESTAC can cease to be a global family secret. Lindsay J. Twa is professor of art, chair of the Humanities Division, and director of the Eide/ Dalrymple Gallery at Augustana University, Sioux Falls, South Dakota...

... in his paintings, often with humor. The master painter exhibited in the Kings of Kin exhibition at MAGNIN-A gallery in Paris in September 2020. The exposition also featured works by two other Kinshasa kings, painter Moké (1950 2001) and Bodys Isek Kingelez (1948 2015). Moké became known for his painted...

... was bedridden. He also and nation in African and African diasporic cinema notes that a er his brother’s death, “they never said and new media and has curated lm, television, and it was due to radiation,” suggesting that the global new media exhibitions for galleries across Canada. corporate interests...

... in that deep, hoarse White Sheets, toured internationally and was shown voice of his, “Barboza, I want you to do the cover for the rst time in New York City at the Bill Hodges for my next album. I don’t want the art director Gallery in late 2010. from Columbia Records to do it.” Miles told me...

... of ritual and how, - ul Gallery, London Hjellegjerde Kristin...

... ideas, images, and forms of social exchange that specifically shape notions of race and gender in America. "The Invisible Empire," which was presented at Gallery 101 in Ottawa in 1999, enacted a powerful and elegant synthesis o these elements. Significantly, the works hover between single...

... Biennial. New Mexico: SITE Santa Fe, p. 28. Papisthione, De la vie des enfants an2l°S (still), 2000, Video. Emma Bedford is a curator at the South African National Gallery, Cape Town Atelier Graphoui hosted a successful film...

...• ened gallery. On the far wall a huge projection of swirling lights is ethereal in contrast to the throbbing pulse of Indian per• cussion that communicates directly to your body, inviting you to dance. The Opposite of Illustration is the title of a video, which Usha Seejarim shot while travelling...

... A for the opening exhibition of Michael Steven- son’s new gallery space in Woodstock, it is refracted by the irregular shape of the handblown glass. As the day passes and the position...

...- ferently: the punctures on the wall yet another level of objectification bition we saw Mutu interrogating the become shrapnel, and the “sleeping gets added by having these images on politics of space. The gallery walls heads” the result of decapitations. display in the vitrines...

... (b. 1939) has been on in slow motion, shouting “Qqezu” at mum as she pre- my mind for a long time, and I was delighted tended not to see the showing off; whistles and ankle L when the Standard Bank Gallery in Johan- bells with a unique sound; the large and beautiful nesburg...

... the Second Annual Outdoor Art Festival along 7th Avenue in August. Exhibition at Countee Cullen Library Gallery, Lincoln Community Center, NAACP Offices, Minars...

... ambitions of nations and regions historically underrepresented at more established Western presentations, Sharjah and its counterparts have given exposure to countless artists working outside the commercial gallery system, revealed gaping social inequities, explored pressing environmental concerns...

...Kami Gahiga [email protected] Copyright © 2023 by Nka Publications 2023 REVIEW YAW OWUSU In the Cool of Day EFIE GALLERY, DUBAI, UAE OCTOBER DECEMBER 2022 In vain your bangles cast Charmed circles at my feet I am Abiku, calling for the first And repeated time. Must I weep for goats...

... as historians, critics, museologists, and anthropologists. One of the exhibitions specifically juxtaposed African art pieces with works by Picasso, Brancusi, Paolozzi, and others. The congress was held at what was then the Rhodes National Gallery in Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia (now the National Gallery...