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Harding Jeremy: Analogue Africa

Analogue Africa

Notes on the Anti-Colonial Imagination

Introduction I: Finders Keepers Chapter 1: Report from Sirius B: Colonial Curiosity on the Rampage Chapter 2: A Visitor’s Guide to Three Museums -Jungle Fever at Quai Branly -RIP 2000: The British Museum at the Turn of the Century -Decolonisation for Beginners: The AfricaMuseum, Tervuren II: Unauthorised Versions Chapter 3: This site is under Reconstruction: Albert Camus and Kamel Daoud Chapter 4: Mangy-Dog in Mozambique: Bertina Lopes and Luís Bernardo Honwana Chapter 5: ‘Women who struggle’: Sarah Maldoror III: A Pathway for the Colonised Chapter 6: The West African Photographer’s Studio -One Pose, A Single Exposure: Seydou Keïta, Studio Photographer, Mali -We’re dancing tonight: Sanlé Sory, Studio Photographer, Burkina Faso Chapter 7: Apartheid in Monochrome -White Dreams and Proprieties: David Goldblatt, Photographer at Large -Raise, Focus, Shoot, Conceal: Ernest Cole, Photographer at Large IV. Remasters Chapter 8: Binyavanga Wainaina: Writer, Sampler, Spam Chapter 9: William Kentridge and John Akomfrah -Descent of the Coffee Plunger: William Kentridge -Archive Science: John Akomfrah Additional Sources Listening Booth

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