Adji Dieye – Culture Lost and Learned by Heart

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Adji Dieye – Culture Lost and Learned by HeartIn her project Culture Lost and Learned by Heart, the artist Adji Dieye examines the epistemological construct of the archive. Drawing on material from the iconographic collection of the National Archives of Senegal, the project questions notions such as archival contents and the narrative construction of the past in a bid to reveal the violence embedded in the archival institution and its seemingly neutral content. By revisiting the taxonomised

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in this time she has created her own inventory of it

The book avoids chronology

The Hot Seat is made from a series of drawings that focus on the impermanence of the physical things we perceive in our reality

as a cautious and precise chronicler

For three years Rico Scagliola and Michael Meier have been taking candid photographs of people from all walks of life and of every age in public and semi-public urban spaces: on streets and city squares

that the shape of this music to come will reveal itself

as they have scattered across a fragmented world

Without being explanatory or anecdotal

of how a typeface is put together

The blankets were nice and white

while the other negotiates a balance of natural water cycles

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