Cotonou.
Dust in a Taxi
Isuama Ibo. Isu tribe. ‘Okorosie’ masquerade. Masks called ‘Nwanyioma’ and ‘Akatakpuru’ 1931 Vintage Nigerian photos
My interview just posted at The People Who Write.
photo credit Beowulf Sheehan
“In science fiction novels and dramas, the evil or oppression to be resisted is often systemic, and identifiable as a human construct, the outcome of a complex web of causality…”
Brand: Ikiré Jones
Designer: Wale Oyejide
The Untold Renaissance - S/S 2014 Collection
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New Kenyan Sci-Fi Series Imagines Immigration In Reverse, As Africa Becomes World’s Oasis
At a time when Africa receives 50,000 Greencard Lottery wins each year to migrate to the US alone, this new production series seeks to address ongoing immigration issues within the world. It is also expected to change the negative portrayal of Africa as a poverty stricken continent to that of an avenue for development, of which, would gradually discourage youth from seeking “greener pastures” abroad. As the brain child of Dr. Marc Rigaudis, directed by Cherie Lindiwe from USIU, the new plot revolves around a young couple embarking on a treacherous journey to reach mankind’s last cradle of hope, Africa. However, the couple must beat the impossible odds, experience great sacrifice yet keep their faith before their goal can be achieved.
H/T Shadow and Act
Lagos Photo Festival 5th Edition ‘Staging Reality, Documenting Fiction’ October 25 - November 26, 2014
http://www.lagosphotofestival.com
derica:
A lire : BLACK INVISIBILITY AND RACISM IN PUNK ROCK BY TASHA FIERCE http://www.hipmama.com/features/black-invisibility-and-racism-punk-rock-tasha-fierce
"Of whom and of what are we contemporaries? And, first and foremost, what does it mean to be contemporary?" Giorgio Agamben, Qu’est-ce que le contemporain?, Paris, Rivages, 2008. Photo: Icarus 13, Kiluanji Kia Henda
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