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Tag: aesthetics

  • Wanlov the Kubolor’s Cold War Soundscapes
    Art

    Wanlov the Kubolor’s Cold War Soundscapes

    Monica Popescu

    December 28, 2018
  • The Siege of Jadotville and Imperialist Aesthetics
    Reviews

    The Siege of Jadotville and Imperialist Aesthetics

    Michael Paye

    February 25, 2017
  • The Past is a Foreign Country: François-Xavier Gbré
    Reviews

    The Past is a Foreign Country: François-Xavier Gbré

    Hilary R. Whitham

    October 14, 2015
  • Ready to Burst (an excerpt)
    Literature

    Ready to Burst (an excerpt)

    Frankétienne

    October 2, 2014
  • The Aesthetics of Trash in African Cinema
    Reviews

    The Aesthetics of Trash in African Cinema

    Alla Ivanchikova

    April 4, 2014
  • The Aesthetics of Apartheid in Palestine
    Art

    The Aesthetics of Apartheid in Palestine

    Andrew Ryder

    January 21, 2014
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