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Too many of our convictions about the fifty-four nations of Africa come from non-African sources. Western media often treat the continent as a simulacrum of Western anxieties. In contrast, Jeremy Harding focuses on specific historical episodes and cultural practices - cinema, art, ethnography and journalism - to steer us away from treacherous generalisations.
Analogue Africa celebrates the ingenuity with which African artists - and a handful of Europeans - have reimagined the colonial encounter and voiced their impatience with white minority rule. Among his illustrious cast of filmmakers, photographers, writers and painters are Seydou Keïta, Sanlé Sory, Ernest Cole, Sarah Maldoror, John Akomfrah, William Kentridge and Binyavanga Wainaina. Harding argues that Western museums with priceless African holdings - the British Museum, the Musée du Quai Branly, the Royal Museum of Central Africa in Belgium - are now the sites of a struggle over the colonial past, adding the latest chapter to an unfinished history.
Contents
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
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