...Eriberto Eulisse Copyright © 2001 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 2001 IMAGES OF WRITING, Abu Zeid El Hilali Salama, 1984, acrylic...

... attribute his writing directly to the the to directly writing his attribute...

...Hisham Geshta; Dina Hussein Author Hisham Geshta, literary and art critic and editor of Al Kitaba Al Ukhra ( Other Writing ), Cairo, Egypt, reminisces about his meeting and long-term relationship with writer and activist Anwar Kamel and their united efforts to publish established and emerging...

... connotations. Osei Bonsu is a British Ghanaian writer and curator based in London. He writes on the arts and cultural affairs for the CP: Yes I agree. I am very much interested in these devi- pan-African magazine New African and recently assisted in ant...

...• in the Culture and Media programm at New York University. the city, we are offered a series of shots of daily She writes about urbanism, documentary, and West thing in SembrSne, but the viewer has to find...

.... Polly Savage, writing of Camp’s mas- which have never considered the works of artists querade sculptures, notes that they have “become a from Africa. In a feature article in the New York staple supplement” for museum mask displays: Times Style Magazine, Alexi Worth noted...

... of Art and Archaeology. She is writing a dissertation on the sculptor Martin Pur- year...

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...- abject; the gallery itself seems to lose date at the University of Chicago and its exterior integrity, to be wounded. a New York–based art critic. He writes Moth Girls also takes us most literally about contemporary art in a variety of back eighty years to surrealism, with transnational...

... of the parallax view, the object acts on the had been given speech and the ability to write; in subject, tickles and traumatizes her; the “ ‘epistemo- the end he had to be silenced to give Crusoe peace. logical’ shift in the subject’s point of view always And the multitiered practice of fixing in place...

... bonds anew; thus Writing against the grain of the Enlightenment’s Alexander always groups the humanimals into idealization of Greco-­Roman antiquity, Vico’s New ensemble formations. Unlike the solitary figures Science (1724) argued that prior to the ability to rea- presented in Integration...

... societies. She writes of a friend’s de- scription of Essaydi as “more danger- ous than Scheherezade” to the Arab...

.... His critical writing has appeared in Frieze, Flash Art, Art Press, Third Text, Wasafiri, The Guardian and Time Out. His poetry and fiction...

... of love and exile resonate is a sequin-filled rosette that Samta at the CAPC Museum of Contemporary with the poet's words, filling Le Benyahia likens to a "pool that reflects Art in Bordeaux, writing articles for the Polygon et Le Dedale...

... and constituted by the object.’ ”7 As I have describing is likely to reflect the reader as much as, if already pointed out, the experience of the viewer/ not more than, the work itself. It follows that Delany reader is key in Harris’s installations. sees sci-­fi as “not simply a kind of writing, but also...

... more than the liberal sentiments that ushered it in. As multiculturalism flounders, the belief that Art is universal is being sorely tested. David Hecht currently writes on African politics and economics for the UN journal Africa Recovery...

... of France’s former president and the meaning it enunciates, BH: Given your scholarly work on writing the history of determining how it is consumed by the biennial’s audience, Dak’Art, did this provide any challenges to curating Dak’Art who coincidentally were mostly locals still burdened...