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Fred Moten has written a lyrical piece titled ‘Black Topological Existence’ and John Akomfrah expands on the ideas of Black aesthetics or experience and the artist’s use of image archives
Artists Tal R and Alvaro Barrington have written instinctive and poetic responses to Wylie’s unique approach to image and mark-making
Its translucent form
The original work depicts the drowning of 133 slaves by the captain of the British slave ship
Philippe Parreno - Films 1987-2010 artist-Arthur Jafa Fred Moten has written aThis fully illustrated monograph focuses on Parrenos extensive work in film from his emergence as a major artist in the 1990s to the present day, and features essays by Michael Fried, Nicolas Bourriaud and Dorothea von Hantelmann touching on themes including cinema, authenticity and the everyday. The book is produced in conjunction with a major exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery (25 November 13 February) presenting a sequence of Parreno's most
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