Kaô Kabeisilê: An Iconic Criticism of the Ceremonial Staff, Oxé Xangô.
Zainabu Jallo In Conversation with Adenike Cosgrove founder of ÌMỌ̀ DÁRA, a resource platform where collectors, dealers and scholars of...
Zainabu Jallo In Conversation with Adenike Cosgrove founder of ÌMỌ̀ DÁRA, a resource platform where collectors, dealers and scholars of...
Zainabu Jallo In conversation with Artist and Curator, Patrick Dougher. DIASPORA CHRISTIAN II Collage/ Bible Pages/Acrylic/Glitter on...
Zainabu Jallo In Conversation with Jelili Atiku, multimedia performance artist devoted to Yoruba philosophy. Prologue I took a data...
"This is as true of humans as of beings of any other kind. Indeed, humans are not really beings at all but becomings"
Sensory ethnographic storytelling is a defamiliarized lens towards socio-cultural phenomena.
Zainabu Jallo In Conversation with Thomas Claviez, Professor of Literary Theory, University of Bern. Prologue “When everything is human,...
In conversation with Carine Ayéle Durand, Chief Curator and Head of Collections, Ethnographic Museum of Geneva (MEG)
In conversation with Sandra Ferracuti. Curator, Africa. Linden-Museum Stuttgart.
A recapitulation of the CURATORIAL STUDIES WINTER SCHOOL FEB 10-15, 2020 at Hochschule der Kunst Bern With TIRDAD ZOLGHADR Organised by...
In Candomblé practices, drums are dominant and highly revered instruments. Moreover, outside the confines of African-extracted religious...
What led to the positioning of an unfaltering Hindu alongside Yoruba divinities in an all-male public spectacle?
AN ARTISTIC IMMERSION AROUND THE CUISINE AND CULTURE OF AFRO-BRAZILIAN RELIGIONS. Ounje embraces the influences of Candomblé in...
Fighting noxious agents with five activities. Can we stick to them?
This conference is being organised as part of the Doctoral research, "From the Sacred to the Spectacular", funded by the Swiss National...
On a train from Zürich to Bern earlier this year, preoccupied with thoughts of the divination objects I had been examining in the...
The different representations of Candomblé in the Paintings of Djanira da Motta e Silva.
A first trip to a celebration dedicated to Ogum, the Yoruba deity of iron, war, agriculture and technology.
A WORKSHOP RECAPITULATION Sheldon: Wait! You bought me a present? Penny: Uh-huh. Sheldon: Why would you do such a thing? Penny: I don’t...