...: alized by the activity of the fig• CONVERGING ures as an exterior urban space. TERRITORIES...

...Prita S. Meier Copyright © 2003 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 2003 TERRITORIAL STRUGGLES: CAIRO AND CONTEMPORARY ART Hassan Khan, video still from Reading the Surface: 100 Faces, 6 Locations and 25 Questions, 2001. Courtesy of Galerie Chantal Crousel 3...

..., almost all wars have been of a territorial nature. Territories tend toward uniformity and universalization. He contrasts this worldview with reflections on oceanic thinking, which perceives bodies of water such as the Mediterranean as mediators between continents as well as between opposing worldviews...

... to reclaim an African birthright rooted in a decolonial counter-history of Ethiopia and Egypt. Transported in Fuller’s work beyond present conditions of archaeological dispossession and eugenicist anti-Blackness, these territories become the grounds for reestablishing kinship across the Black Atlantic...

... to protect the Arctic landscape, wildlife, and indigenous peoples from unchecked industrialization but also about territorial expansion and the mining of natural resources. Moreover, this straightforward imperial rivalry for the Arctic resources that were once off-limits recalls earlier struggles for power...

... in which the black female body in particular has been represented. Christopher Cozier describes the genre of Caribbean portraiture produced against the background of a long history of colonized representation as “a visual territory not exclusively of our own making.” This article presents a number...

... acclaim in Converging Territories and Femmes du Maroc shot and numerous British and overseas broadsheets, and I hope what is the significance of the setting? will establish her name in Western Europe. We are taking a large number of her pieces to an art fair in Abu Dhabi...

... the gratifying present for granted. 6 Occupied Territories, Frieze 26, September 1, 1996, frieze. So much has changed in the twenty-five years that com/article/occupied-territories. Enwezor is identified as the au- have passed since Africa95 launched at the Royal thor in the print version in Frieze 26 (1996...

... against the attacks of those who would confine her within the territory of "otherness," and thus hinder full integration—assuming such inte...

... and Lagos, the fifth platform being tice in the curatorial process, where theory was, simply, allowed the Documenta exhibition in Kassel, Documenta 11 established to construct and find its own paths and territories. not only a different research and planning structure, but also...

... as similarity. From this perspective, discursive environment.4 Thus, as is the case with each text, regardless of media, occupies a speci c African ction lms, African documentary nds territory wrought from its own expression of history its foundation in the need to reterritorialize and/or and culture...

... for the a large bag and pulled out long sheets of paper French colonial territories in Africa. Pechiney's with drawings, and a hardcover book bound aim was to diversify the finished product in alu• together with plastic spirals. "Prouve was what I'd minum to find bigger markets...

... of the impossible to escape the past. Everywhere plaques generous hand of Benito Mussolini and the Italian and statues commemorate other eras: famous deaths people. The cobblestone streets change so easily to and wars, territorial expansions and conquests. I rocky trails. I catch my breath when I see a face...

... of Bailey's African History Archives, Johannesburg. have been so fascinating. for Drum magazine, are refreshingly direct narratives. The "meta-territory of the exhibition site" [p. 22] identified in the Sontag wrote that "The only...

.... Such a who have rarely been published into Territory, Frontier, and World publication, one imagined, would due to the politics of publishing...

... Projects, Los Angeles; and Thomas Dane Gallery, London. © Glenn Ligon. Oscar Murillo, signaling devices in now bastard territory, 2015. Twenty flag paintings of oil, oil stick, thread, and dirt on canvas. Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner Gallery, New York / London...

... way to claim and hold the territory for those who love poetry, for those who love art, and for those who are proud of the long, vast and complex, potent Mother his- tory of the great original African continent, whose sound has brought humanity to where it is today. I always felt like Okwui...

... to installation McCallum and Tarry territory is not only a historical held three discussions in the thing. It's a very literal floor...

...- tion of the country into newly invented African nations, divided along linguistic lines and ascribed territories called “homelands,” which allowed...

..." engagement with academic buzzwords like cross- pollination, hybridity and territorialism are ultimately flattened because the exhibition's conceptual...