... as well the political messages Muluneh embeds within her images. [email protected] © 2022 by Nka Publications 2022 Aïda Muluneh Ethiopia photography memory modernity Aïda Muluneh s Photographic Memory Anita N. Bateman I n discourses concerning modernity, the con­ struction of space...

...Ana Nolasco The author proposes an analysis of the ways in which the memory and heritage of colonialism are broken down and critically appraised through artistic speech and the device of a poetic journey in the audiovisual installations of the Cape Verdean artist César Schofield Cardoso. Her...

... Georges Henein Ramses Younan Those Who Shaped the Future In Memory of Anwar Kamel Hisham Geshta Translated by Dina Hussein W as the release of our friend Samir Gharib s book Surrealism in Egypt (1986), as well as Anwar Kamel s elation by its publication, about which he wrote an article in Sabah...

...Caitlin Beach In 1919 the sculptor Meta Warrick Fuller modeled the statuette Mary Turner: A Silent Protest against Mob Violence . One of the earliest three-dimensional works of art to address the subject of lynching, the sculpture was dedicated to the memory of Turner, a nineteen-year-old pregnant...

... nificantly, the shifting meaning and Memory draws the spectator in for a clos• to which he subjects them. er view, as the smaller images Born on the island of Nevis...

... becomes telling be located in one particular identity. Her "figures" when the art of memory is likened to an "inner are the result of a process of casting the hide over writing," where the places of memory "are like wax molds of her own body and her mother's body. tablets which...

... that the historical past is effectively “dead” because of its seemingly fixed status as a static object in structures of nostalgia and memory. Film, video, and installation work by Fusco, Julien, Pettibon, Bill Jones, Lyle Ashton Harris, and Carrie Mae Weems position still photography and graphic images in ways...

... and neoliberal systems of value, revealing the value of artistic research to reveal subversive alternatives to those articulations. © 2020 by Nka Publications 2020 art education history memory Uganda visual research Wolokau-Wanambwa Emma Journal of Contemporary African Art 47 November 202068...

... running the hospital cover up She is author of Contact Zones: Memory, Origin, and the extent of contamination and radiation- based Discourses in Black Diasporic Cinema (2008). She is illnesses. Another interviewee points out that the coeditor of the forthcoming World Directory of Cin- companies hide...

... and Sun Ra) appears in Miles’s apartment, Barboza recalls the youthful- in Diaspora Memory Place: David Hammons/Maria seeming forty- ve- year- old Miles Magdalena Campos- Pons/Pamela Z, edited by Cheryl Finley and Salah M. Hassan (2008). put...

... made lating memory." Recollection becomes history. It affects our specifically for the African markets. When combined with ges• contemporary lives, emerging in the public discourses about tural strokes or drips of paint, they create dense crisscross fields power...

... Cowans has approached water, whether in Deep is a metaphor for many things. Our sight, black and white or in his recent color digital works like the waters, blooms as frozen orchid petals as a Neo-Impressionist might, seeking his subject on the graveled embankment of memory's moun• at various...

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...Elizabeth W. Giorgis Ethiopian artist Dawit Abebe’s Jerba paintings were first exhibited in Addis Ababa in 2015. Jerba , a word that means “back” or “background,” is a series of mixed media and acrylic paintings concerned with historical memory and the political and cultural accounts attending...

...Fatima El-Tayeb This article addresses the long-term impact of colonialism on Europe’s internal structures and on its self-positioning in a global context. Using the 2015 refugee crisis as a focal point and centering the German example, the author explores the complex relationship between memory...

... into play. At once a site of memorialization and remembrance, Le Jardin is also a project about the dead as much as the living and an extraordinary place of reflection. This resting place is a telegraph to a world heedless of the cruel predicaments of the aspiring young African sojourns. rma54...