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Nka: A Journal of Contemporary African Art. Number 26.
From the Editor Back Salah M. Hassan From the Editor Articles Back Tamar Garb A Land of Signs Lisa E. Bloom Arctic Spaces: Politics and Aesthetics in True North and Gender on Ice Nadine Siegert From the Border of the City to the Shore of the Island: The Angolan Artist António Ole Julie L. McGee [...]
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Nka Journal of Contemporary African Art #22/23 Spring/Summer 2008
The 21st Century and the Mega Shows a Curators’Roundtable Selected contents: A Shout-Out to Gordon, St. Clair Bourne; Architecture as Colonial Discourse: Angela Ferreira’s Maisons Tropicales, Manthia Diawara; Exhibitions, Apertures, and Imaginaries: Lessons from Snap Judgments, Elizabeth Harney; Looking Both Ways: Art of the Contemporary African Diaspora, Laurie Ann Farrell; Ee:Print / Re:Present / Re:View [...]
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Nka 24: Journal of Contemporary African Art
From the Editor Salah M. Hassan From the Editor Articles Amy Mooney BLACK IS, BLACK AIN’T: A HISTORIC PRELUDE Trevor Schoonmaker BIRTH OF THE COOL Jonathan Beller The Art of War, Or COCO FUSCO’S Occupation Ingrid Hölzl SELF-PORTRAIT/SELF-VISION: THE WORK OF SAMUEL FOSSO Dominique Malaquais THE LADY IN THE SWAMP: ART AS POLITICAL [...]
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Gerhard Richter: Writings 1961-2007
For a painter who has so successfully neutralized the declarative potential of his medium, Gerhard Richter has committed to print a surprisingly large amount of discussion on his work. Perhaps it is only natural that an artist whose painting incarnates the Cagean premise that there is nothing to communicate should be moved to address that [...]
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Esopus Editorial Policy – Tod Lippy
Editor’s Note by Tod Lippy www.esopusmag.com The source of the Esopus is in the Catskill Mountains. It begins as a small creek and grows steadily as it meanders north, then southeast, then northeast until it empties into the Hudson River. In the 19th century it was a powerful stream that carved canyons along its [...]
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Esopus #10
Esopus 10 (Spring 2008) about esopus CONTENTS: ARTIST’S PROJECT: BEREND STRIK “Untitled, 2008″ (removable insert) ARTIST’S PROJECT: YVONNE JACQUETTE “Untitled, 2008″ 50 FRAMES: PETER HUTTON’S AT SEA (2007) Introduction and interview by Scott MacDonald DAILY REMINDERS Letters by Robert Guest ARTIST’S PROJECT: DULCE PINZÓN “The Real Story of the Superheroes” NEW VOICES: “PLATE TECTONICS” [...]
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Esopus #9
Esopus 9 (Fall 2007) about esopus CONTENTS: A SHORT FILM ABOUT ANDY WARHOL By Jim LyonsARTIST’S PROJECT: SARAH MALAKOFF “Untitled Interiors”DECONSTRUCTING CONSTRUCTING By David QuarfootARTIST’S PROJECT: CHARLIE WHITE “American Blondes 2005″I’M WITH THE BAND By Heather McPhersonFOUND OBJECT: STALAG JOURNAL Contributed by John Limon100 FRAMES: “I DON’T WANT TO SLEEP ALONE” by Tsai Ming-Liang; Afterword [...]
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Chimurenga 14: Everyone Has Their Indian
Chimurenga 14, “Everyone Has Their Indian”, seeks to unpack the relation between Africa and South Asia. Born out of the ongoing conversation between divergent temporal registers, between different territories and bodies of thought, it can be seen both as a map of actual lines that criss-cross the Mediterranean and Indian oceans and a log of [...]
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Wordsetc – Third Quarter 2008
Mains Personal Notes – Arja Salafranca ruminates about her Spanish identity Essay – Anne Landsman knows about the curse of the second novel Profile – Pondering the legacy of Olive Schreiner, a pioneering feminist Essay – Five top black women writers give us a rich literary legacy Feature – Spotlight on a young brigade of [...] |
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