... of pen-and-ink drawings by Ibrahim El Salahi, the pioneer Sudanese modernist painter who was imprisoned in the mid-1970s during the regime of military dictator Gaafar Nimeiri (1969–85). The essay provides a critical reading of these drawings in light of El Salahi's own unpublished memoir detailing...

...Iftikhar Dadi Ibrahim El Salahi's art, situated between Islamic textuality, African plastic forms, and transnational modernism, is distinctive in developing an aesthetic of decolonization for the Sudan and much of Africa. However, it can be usefully compared with other modernist artists from...

...Habiba Ibrahim; Badia Ahad hibrahim@uw.edu bahad@luc.edu Copyright © 2022 Duke University Press 2022 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. References Benjamin Walter . 1968 . “ Theses...

...Abdullahi Ali Ibrahim The emerging view in the scholarship about the Sudanese Women's Union (SWU) is that it was basically the creation of the patriarchal Sudanese Communist Party (SCP). On the contrary, this essay will argue that it was the product of the party's women's cadre. To this effect...

... movement played a vital role in the struggle for democracy and social change. It contributed to the overthrow of two military regimes: that of Ibrahim Abboud in 1964 and of Nimeiri in 1985. © 2009 Duke University Press 2009 Ahmad A. Sikainga Organized Labor in Contemporary Sudan: The Story...

... by the administration of General Ibrahim Abboud and in which he opted to take the stand in defending himself. This testimony is Mahgoub's explication of why and how he became a Marxist. The statement also powerfully reflects Mahgoub's frustration with the utter bankruptcy of the nationalist discourse, which he saw...

... adherents’ yearnings for social justice. As labor organizer Ibrahim Zachariah reminisces, “I must confess that what attracted me the most was the secretive nature of the organization and the pseudonym I had acquired and which lived within me for thirty years.”3 The underground nature of political...

... had brought much success and power to his father. His father was Alman Ibrahim, King of Futa Jallon, and his grandfather had been King of Timbuktu. Thus he was descended from the Moorish invaders who had conquered Timbuktu back in 1591. Because of this, Abduhl considered himself even better than...

... and the Desert to advocate cultural hybridization in the 1960s. The poets of the Forest and the Desert—Mohamed Abd-Alhai, Mohamed al-Makki Ibrahim, al-Nour Othman Abbakar, and others—proposed the identity of Arabic-African hybridization along the model of Sinnar, the capital of the Funj sultanate, which...

... or by the prevailing repression during the military regime of the Ibrahim Aboud dictatorship and the difficult circumstances of underground work. Indeed, he offered this document as party members organized themselves for the political general strike that toppled the regime a few months later. Of central...

... of the bourgeoisie or petty bourgeoisie (such as intellectuals, lawyers, engineers, etc The quality and influence of the Communist leadership (Secretary General ʿAbd al-Khaliq Mahjub, trade union chief Shafiʿ Ahmad al-Sheikh, Joseph Garang, Ibrahim Noqud et al.) derived from the adherence of a large...

... Prisons Ibrahim (to the Shabak interrogator): Have you ever interrogated a table? I am a table now. Go interrogate a table. If it talks back to you, come to me and you’ll find that I have...

... . . . [n.d Color chalcography, 6ocm x 50cm. Photograph by Ibrahim Miranda. Reproduced by permission of the artist. suppose the presence of a viewer who will become actively receptive as a result of being provoked. This art neither elucidates political programs nor generates a self-satisfied bout of hedonism...

... Yazılar 1916–1935 (The Antonio Gramsci Reader: Selected Writing 1916–1935) , edited by Forgacs David and translated by Yıldız İbrahim , 321 – 67 . Ankara : Dipnot Yayınları . Güngör Nasuhi . 2002 . Yenilikçi Hareket (Renovationist Movement) . İstanbul : Anka Yayınları...

... of Reckoning with the Communist Past in Poland s Neoliberal Democracy. Habiba Ibrahim is associate professor of English at the University of Washington and author of Troubling the Family: The Promise of Personhood and the Rise of Multiracialism (2012) and Black Age: Oceanic Lifespans and the Time of Black...

...-Centric (49th Venice Biennale, 2001), Unpacking Europe (Rotterdam, 2001–2), and 3x3: Three Artists/Three Projects (Dak’Art, 2004). abdullahi ali ibrahim has been an associate professor of African history and Islam at the University of Missouri, Columbia. He has published exten- sively...

... in various fronts: with the Unionists in Struggle Front (Jabhat al-Kifah), 1948–50; with the Umma in the Front for Independence 1954–56; and with the Unionists, Umma, and Muslim Brothers in the National Front against Ibrahim Abboud. In their fight to defend their interests, most...

... Mohammed Ibrahim appointed, the FJP-dominated National Security Committee in the parliament made a meek attempt at moving the NSS so that it would report immediately to the presidency or the prime minister (Al-Shorouk 2012). Negotiations stalled, and in the end the structures remained untouched...

... was critical. The people of the Sudan endorsed the reality that the SCP had played a prominent role in toppling General [Ibrahim] Abboud’s government and in restoring democracy. That was evidenced by the election of eleven Commu- nist candidates out of fifteen seats allocated for the graduates...

... byof 514 Chika Okeke-​Agulu Figure 3. Erhabor Emokpae, Dialogue, 1966. Oil on Masonite board, dimensions unknown. Photo by Chika Okeke-Agulu, courtesy of the estate of the artist The Making of Postcolonial Modernism in Nigeria 515 Figure 4. Ibrahim El...