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...Chris Spring The Ens Project ’s temporary website (theensproject.net/_html) states that “Asemota has been evolving The Ens Project since spring 2005. The project’s formative and creative impetus are ancient and contemporary Nigeria’s Edo peoples of Benin, their rich tradition of art and ceremony...

... Copyright © 1995 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 1995 RART ONE J if WOODSTACK §§ III PROJECT 4,2) RART ONE'S latest installation is a 50 m length of wall built of over 107000 individual and symbolic significance. The solid reality of "Woodstack" possesses...

... architects — May le Germany due to the rise of the National Socialist government and began a project to build mining cities in the Soviet Union. But when that project...

...Ian Berry Copyright © 1996 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 1996 PROJECT MADAME COSTELLO'S BALL Ian Berry ...

...Pamela Allara Copyright © 2003 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 2003 In and Out of the Museu Elu Keiser, Chandelier, (opening day performance) 2001 The Joubert Park Project, 2000-2001...

...Shantrelle P. Lewis The first comprehensive exhibition of contemporary global black dandyism of its kind, The Dandy Lion Project was born in November 2010 with the exhibition titled Dandy Lion: Articulating a Re(de)fined Black Masculinity . This exhibition was a discussion about the refashioning...

...Sonya Clark The Hair Craft Project is an exercise in socially engaged art practices, based on the premise that hairdressing is the primordial textile art form. Sonya Clark, artist and project director, sought to bridge multiple communities: African American hair salons; students, faculty...

... from the corresponding week from the catalogue: Let There Be Light: The Rwanda Project 1994-1998. throughout the killing. But what happened in Britain's lack of response: "Rwandans are thou• U.S. Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues, Rwanda in 1994 was not war, but state-sponsored...

...Salah M. Hassan Copyright © 2008 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 2008 THREE ARTISTS THREE PROJECTS Salah M. Hassan [Print is a theoretical language of evolving ideas. Hugh...

...Peter Erickson William Kentridge’s 9 Drawings for Projection present white characters in the context of apartheid caught between guilt and redemption, with special attention to the intermediate terrain. Felix in Exile , the fifth film, suggests that the dismantling of the structures of white racism...

... specifically, its potential in relation to collage techniques; inclusion of The Devotional Project (an ever-growing archive which she has been working on since 1999), and the importance of sonic experimentation as an integral aspect of her artistic practice were crafted into an all-encompassing visual...

... Festival of Arts and Culture. Outter- nia. Her most recent project is a series of public art bridge could not attend because of his new posi- works presented in Washington, DC, as part of the tion; however, he arranged for several high school DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities’s 5 x 5...

... and Responses, the Because research forms a key part of Evelyn’s large panels were hand-carved on MDF and painted projects and was a major component of  Call and with yacht enamel, in colors that resonate with the Responses, I asked him when the research process stained glass windows above. But rather...

... from the ragged, yet beautiful, threads of daily life as influenced by the long-term effect of history and its implications on what plays out in the present. These narratives are punctuated by an abundance of words, text, and literary references that are written, spoken, sung, recited, projected...

... to video in particular. multaneously addresses issues of your multicultural up- bringing. This is quite evident throughout your work, rang- Theo Eshetu: One of my very first projects was Till Death ing from Blood Is Not Fresh Water to Brave New World...

... contemporary art anywhere today. Africa in Oslo, which took place in 2009, was a large-scale exhibition project initiated by Gavin Jantjes and the National Museum of Art and Design in Norway, featuring contemporary art from five re- gions of the African continent presented as five par- allel exhibitions...