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Art Infrastructure

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Artist-run centres

Music

Ritter and Maxwell&#39s “Call to Order” project, which inquires into the question: What does the administration of an organization sound like?

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Deborah Root writes on cultural politics and the arts.

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The article focuses on the artworks of artist Jamelie Hassan. It describes several of her artworks and offers certain interpretations, relating it to the aspects of life. It describes the work “Bint el Sudan” (Daughter of Sudan), and reflects on the possible experience of African women in slavery. A film loop called “The Oblivion Seekers” shows the artist's mixing of everyday life with anxiety towards Islam. It also shows an interpretation of a female calligrapher rocking her child's cradle in “The Copyist,” which is said to portray the transmission of language from mother to child.

The Mystical Language of the Everyday: Jamelie Hassan's At the Far Edge of Words

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