Sentences with phrase «explore postcolonial»

Another series, Redefining the Power, uses performance, photography and video to explore postcolonial identity and challenge the formation of a national consciousness.

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The qualitative case study presented in this article used Indigenous Postcolonial Theory as a lens to explore the process and outcomes of a partnership between Indigenous community members and a teacher preparation program.

Lubaina Himid is known for her multimedia work that explores themes of race, gender and institutional bias in postcolonial Britain through subversive means, such as traditional English crockery painted with scenes of slavery.

These media form a threshold through which Jasper explores the dissonance between imaginary and fragmented cinematic space and the physical experience of architecture, and in his work he also excavates history through postcolonial and experimental anthropological lenses.

Second Coming — a curatorial collaboration Artists: Nástio Mosquito, Thando Mama, Metapong, and Pablo Rasgado Curators: Gabi Ngcobo, Carlos E. Palacios, Andrea Torreblanca Second Coming is a collaboration that explores notions of absence, the phantasmagoric, and postcolonial subjectivities.

Throughout his work, the young artist has been exploring the outsider status of young Muslims in the multicultural society and lately he has been questioning the global context of postcolonial condition.

In true postcolonial fashion, Chagani reappropriates an ancient art practice — Miniature painting — to create modern - day works of art that thematically explore his vision.

Mokgosi has received international attention for his finely rendered, mural - sized figurative paintings that explore the complexity of politics, history, and culture in postcolonial southern Africa.

«Celluloid Cities: Raw and Uncut» was series of events exploring the dynamic of different urban experiences in the 1990s and the postcolonial city.

Sibande is celebrated for her practice in which she employs the human form as a vehicle — through painting and sculpture — to explore the construction of identity in a postcolonial South African context.