... or a lapanese film even ceeding in organizing themselves. With the interesting story for film is different from in Ouolof, I would still miss a lots of things, I'm...

...Amy Ongiri In Death 24x a Second Laura Mulvey argues that cinematic images belie the deathlike qualities of still photography because of their ability to invoke the appearance of life through motion. This essay examines film and video projects that use found footage and still images from the Black...

... but who were at that time still underappreciated or emerging. Trade Routes not only challenged the status of the existing canon on African art but also proposed a new counter-canon. Additionally, Trade Routes and Enwezor’s concept of the meeting of worlds might have greater analytical potential...

... of African, Caribbean, Eastern Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Asian descent, and there is still no cure for it. It is a “black” disease that raises polemics of care toward black bodies and the invisibility of sufferers within the wider medical discourse. Rodney’s works form a compelling case...

...Prita Meier This article explores how an oceanic perspective challenges still pervasive ideas about the constitutive link between place and culture in the study of the arts of Africa. Taking the rich and diverse photographs of nineteenth-century coastal eastern Africa as a springboard, the author...

... Mashiangwako, Thami Mnyele, and Lefifi Tladi—personified black consciousness (BC) and cited its importance to their art making, historians still largely translate their work through the comfort of surrealism’s familiar frame. This article focuses on the professional lives of four men who were pointedly...

... countries were still fighting against colonialism for their national emancipation. PANAF remained unique because of the gathering of thousands of professional artists from Africa and the African diaspora, but ordinary African citizens also came from their villages to perform for the comeback of Africa...

... for Concrete Pre-manufacture); one still inhabited today (the Delamere Flats); and one demolished ca. 2005 (the Oceanic Hotel). The article explores May’s impulse for gardening as a kind of anti-architecture and crosses his narrative with those of two other architect-horticulturalists: Erica Mann, a Jewish...

... for Concrete Pre-manufacture); one still inhabited today (the Delamere Flats); and one demolished ca. 2005 (the Oceanic Hotel). The article explores May’s impulse for gardening as a kind of anti-architecture and crosses his narrative with those of two other architect-horticulturalists: Erica Mann, a Jewish...

... and resultant flat style. The artist’s first retrospective offered a chance to consider these and other issues regarding form and content in his oeuvre thus far; this critique suggests that, while still developing, his pattern-heavy painting especially reveals commitment to exuberant opticality as well...

... celebrations of globalism and the overarching geographic and spatial taxonomies that still dominate most African art exhibitions. Instead, the exhibition foregrounded the ambiguous presence of colonial time in the analysis of Africa by emphasizing temporal interconnections and transitional moments. By refusing...

... or techniques they employed. The philosophy of functionalism or humanism and their aesthetics of line, shape, and color are described in detail, along with several manifesto-like statements on their goals and ideas. The concepts of AfriCOBRA’s philosophy and aesthetics are still relevant for its founding...

...-prints from The End of an Era (2010), The Brave Ones (2010), and Hope Chest (2012), represents the work of an artist whose images have become iconic in both postapartheid South Africa and the international art world. The End of an Era ’s still lifes attest to the grooming habits, romances, and interests...

... DOI 10.1215/10757163-1586463 © 2013 by Nka Publications Grace Ndiritu, Still Life: Lying Down Textiles, 2005 – 7. Video still. Color video, runtime 0:05:00, silent. Courtesy the artist...

... of him in Bamako when he was still a kid. It T grew and traveled with him to Nouakchott and Moscow. Now he is in his early for• ties and an award-winning cineaste living in Paris, making films...

..., 1992, film still, courtesy African Film Festival New York. directed at a local audience. Whenyou consid...

... him to dream. "Beneath In the early 1960s, I sat in my mom's beauty the light of many moons I've still heeded Poppa's shop reading Life magazine and discovered the advice," Parks noted in his memoir. "I'm still smil• photographs of Gordon Parks. As a pre-teen, I still ing...

... to repeated throughout—a text the unknown, that is at once thought, speech, and the rest of the book is still...

... Terry Adkins, Four digital video stills, 1998-1999, Shepherd, Soldier, Martyr, Prophet, 36 x 54 inches each 50. Nka Journal of Contemporary African Art "There was something special about John Brown. He attacked the bastions of the federal government—not to liberate...

..., still in many ways the neocolonial rulers of Senegal, joined by a small elite, have long claimed Plateau as their commercial and residential home and remain...