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..., or configured anew in art, they survive as objects to be faced and contended with. Nemasetoni s Apartheid Scrolls offers one such way. Quinn Schoen is a curator and PhD student in art history at The Graduate Center, City University of New York. Notes 1 Rudzani Nemasetoni, interview by author via e-mail, April...

... as they rest in their final abode of permanence, dar al akhira, the other world. It is a world that has not passed but continues to unfold before our eyes. Rogaia Mustafa Abusharaf is a professor of anthropology and Pragyan Acharya is a student of international politics, both based at SFSQGeorgetown University...

... gardening, the formal and the 7 Amanda Gilvin is a doctorat student in ° Wiebenson, p. 82. picturesque.^ the History...

.... Holiday Powers is a graduate student at Cornell University. Powers Nka • 139 ...

... to redefine distinc- these should be framed as discursive tions between public and private and to Holiday Powers is a graduate student museums and interventions, in dia- reconfigure social space. The text con- at Cornell University. logue with the physical structures of cludes by considering...

... to the English translation from the French. 16. Haraway, “A Cyborg Manifesto,” 180. Matthew Omelsky is a doctoral student in English at 17. This disavowal is not unlike Homi Bhabha’s discussion of Duke University. He received his master’s...

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... Globalization and National Interpretation,” in Cinema and Nation, ed. Mette Hjort and Scott MacKenzie (New York: Rout- ledge, 2000), 278. Ian Merkel is a PhD student in history and French 16...

... • Regardless of the ideological ideological the of Regardless Spring 2013Spring is a PhD student in history inhistory is aPhD student...

... whom many African filmmakers are walking, and riding alongside or in front of judged. Mambety's visual metaphors offer Elizabeth Mermin is a graduate student in anthology and Anta and Mory. As the couple ride through moments of social critique as powerful as any...

.... Even more successful white t-shirt, white-gold chain and backpack, he looks like a is Chris Ofili's Afrodizzia, 1996. The controversial Afro-British typical high school student. His teeth, however, are capped artist's elephant dung supported paintings...

... of hideousness in New York from January 24, 2002 through March 31, 2002.) Western culture. Mutu's images as a whole persist in a push-pull of psychosexual attraction and repulsion. Indeed, it is not unlike Soraya Murray is a doctoral student in History of Art...

... works intertextual complexity that the tion was an interesting showing Derek Conrad Murray is a doc• to date. Shonibare's fixation with others seem to lack. of new digital art (entitled Race toral student in history...

... Their agency subverts power rela• Derek Conrad Murray is a existence in the interstices of seemingly innocuous cartoon tions as they take control of our doctoral student...

... doctoral student in English istic of American popular culture the village meeting. It also sign• African artists in Venice. Never at Cornell University to question representations of posts a needless nervous condi• mind that the artists...

... (painting) student in the Michaelis School of Fine Art, culture. His work challenges the Euro-American Cape Town. Spring/Summer 2001 Nka .61 ...

... is a student of oppression. Many artists rejected British art was not "main• on the book's cover, all the film. Currently, she is research• this sensibility and refused to stream," but is that to say that plates are reproduced...

... examines Breton’s concept of the “marvelous” that affirms the feasibility of equilibrium between the work of the mind and political engagement. He compares Breton’s stance to that of a group of Martiniquan students in Paris, who in 1932 published a legitimate defense of their own. Unlike Breton’s pamphlet...

... in Shendi, an ancient city on the bank of the Nile River, and enrolled as a student at the College of Fine and Applied Arts in Khartoum in the mid-1950s. From the late 1950s to mid-1960s he trained at the Slade School of Fine Art and the Royal College of Art in London, later earning his PhD in African art...