...Julia Kim Werts The many names and titles of Haile Selassie, Ethiopia’s last emperor, proclaim the grandeur and majesty of his role in the country’s recent history. As elaborate and expressive as the words used to describe him, the role of his physical body as a public embodiment of modernity...

... 2015 Janelle Monáe tuxedo queerness performativity uniform ALL HAIL THE Q.U.E.E.N. JANELLE MONÁE AND A TALE OF THE TUX n a video interview with Vogue Black in 2010, Monica L. Miller musical genius and media...

... center is explored in this article through the lens of portraiture and fashion. Examining the unique social presence of the Ethiopian royal family in the media, both at home and abroad, this article presents an analysis of the fashionably dressed bodies of Emperor Haile Selassie and his children within...

... by artists Brett Murray, Berni Searle, anti-apartheid era, derived from the military and and Mary Wafer. intended to arouse and intimidate—the marchers For Brett Murray’s 2012 exhibition Hail to the paraded ANC flags and wore sloganeering T-shirts Thief II, at the Goodman...

... culture has tended to negotiate captured the entire incident on film as it unfolded the history of visuality and violence with strategies as if to substantiate Haile Gerima's claim that of embrace rather than refusal of violence as an African American cinema "must be umbilically aesthetic...

... European cities. In Europe, he was ironically interned by the Nazis, and then barred from returning home by the end of WWII. Skunder, on the other hand, lived a life of self-imposed exile from a homeland that was first ravaged by decades of the feudal reign of Emperor Haile Selassie, and later...

... their social prestige, and the artist depended on Haile Sellassie 1st University, presently Addis Ababa them for material existence. This was most clearly evident University. His spare time was spent reading all he could find during the reign of Emperor Haile Selassie. Portraits...

... built houses below it. Artist Zerihun Haile Selassie's move to modernize of his quintessential role both at the Yetmgeta's striking Yesterday and Ethiopia included sending...

... not for contemporary readers to grasp the institutional training that some of his hail a cab because of his brown skin art world of the 1980s. As she lays it colleagues received, yet she pushes and dreadlocked hair.1 Such multiple out, the art world quickly became an back on the notion that the artist was identi...

... were experienced with a who hail the liberating effects of Consequently, The Bodies That corporate foundation alike particular vividness by Latin popular culture. At the same time Were Not Ours (TBTWNO) is moti...

.... Ramez hailed from a prominent Egyptian family that played a pioneering role in the rise of the independent publishing industry in Egypt since the early part...

... as African Amer- the ideal black readers.3 The movement hailed ideal ican, we must appreciate the Black Arts movement’s readers and created in them the desire to “think explicit framing of the book as “black.” In many black” (the title of one of Haki Madhubuti’s poetry cases black was even the color...

... making a photographic transfer of col• Hailed as one of the "25 Movers, of women in mass and consumer cul• laged imagery. Shakers, and Makers" by ARTnews in ture...

... of the Art and Liberty group on the artist s thinking and his oeuvre and his intimate relationship with his colleagues in the Contemporary Art Group. The Artist and His Work Born July 23, 1923, in Cairo, Egypt, Kamal Youssef hailed from a well-educated family with a successful businessman as a father...

... of artworks themselves. In this exhibition her works excavate the past, allow­ ing it to sit, often uncannily, amid the present. They reorder space to bring different perspectives into view. They hail their audiences, turning us from spectators to actors, collaborators, and participants in the process...

... citizens political alliances, allegiances, and loyalties, or lack thereof. It was during the mass uprising, otherwise known as the 1974 Revolution, when the imperial state of Emperor Haile Selassie was overthrown. The 1973 famine that killed over three hundred thousand peas­ ants in Wollo and Tigray...

... and documentary, which I thought was a pia. Among other details, we learn of his involvement with good thing, and introduced the gender of the visual essay. the Italian occupation, and his relationship with Haile Se- lassie. In fact, your grandfather played a very...

... spectacle of the bloodthirsty ­dark-skinned criminal, deviant, and general menace to society, whose weapon of choice was, or more ac­ curately perhaps was associated with or imagined to be, the fabled machete. In Haile Gerima s 1993 film, Sankofa, the character Shango, played by the Jamai­ can poet...

...- Anostalgic souvenir? cultural “authentic” an of insearch tourist A hailed. being by becomes one what...

.... Quote from Gerard Prunier's The Rwanda Ethiopia was a monarchy then led by the Crisis, History of a Genocide which says that infamous Emperor himself, Haile Selassie I...