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...
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On Visual Art and Diasporic [un]Consciousness
Zainabu Jallo In conversation with Artist and Curator, Patrick Dougher. DIASPORA CHRISTIAN II Collage/ Bible Pages/Acrylic/Glitter on...
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Sacred Objects and Feminine Mysticism in Yoruba Thought System.
Zainabu Jallo In Conversation with Jelili Atiku, multimedia performance artist devoted to Yoruba philosophy. Prologue I took a data...
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Being Human, What Does that Even Mean?
"This is as true of humans as of beings of any other kind. Indeed, humans are not really beings at all but becomings"
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Does the “Sensory Turn” mean the End of Ethnographic Storytelling?
Sensory ethnographic storytelling is a defamiliarized lens towards socio-cultural phenomena.
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BETWEEN ANTHROPOCENTRIC HUMANISM AND CRITICAL POST HUMANISM.
Zainabu Jallo In Conversation with Thomas Claviez, Professor of Literary Theory, University of Bern. Prologue “When everything is human,...
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Following Multidimensional Lives of Objects.
In conversation with Carine Ayéle Durand, Chief Curator and Head of Collections, Ethnographic Museum of Geneva (MEG)
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Looking for Exú in Stuttgart.
In conversation with Sandra Ferracuti.
Curator, Africa. Linden-Museum Stuttgart.
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The Curator as Politically and Morally Sentient
A recapitulation of the CURATORIAL STUDIES WINTER SCHOOL FEB 10-15, 2020 at Hochschule der Kunst Bern With TIRDAD ZOLGHADR Organised by...
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Atabaqués: Drums of Candomblé.
In Candomblé practices, drums are dominant and highly revered instruments. Moreover, outside the confines of African-extracted religious...
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GHANDI IN THE CANDOMBLÉ COSMOS
What led to the positioning of an unfaltering Hindu alongside Yoruba divinities in an all-male public spectacle?
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Ounje- Food of the Orixás
AN ARTISTIC IMMERSION AROUND THE CUISINE AND CULTURE OF AFRO-BRAZILIAN RELIGIONS. Ounje embraces the influences of Candomblé in...
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Paul Klee`s Impressive Interpretation of the "Noxious Agents" of a Scholar.
Fighting noxious agents with five activities. Can we stick to them?
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Material Culture in Transit: an international conference (CfP)
This conference is being organised as part of the Doctoral research, "From the Sacred to the Spectacular", funded by the Swiss National...
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OBJETOS RITUALS EM TRANSFORMAÇAO CULTURAL: An Object-Based Workshop.
On a train from Zürich to Bern earlier this year, preoccupied with thoughts of the divination objects I had been examining in the...
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Candomblé in the Paintings of Djanira da Motta e Silva (1916-1979)
The different representations of Candomblé in the Paintings of Djanira da Motta e Silva.
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"If My Father is Ogum": A Ceremony
A first trip to a celebration dedicated to Ogum, the Yoruba deity of iron, war, agriculture and technology.
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ETHNOGRAPHY AS GIFT EXCHANGE
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...
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