Writings / Essays: Mathew Nashed
An Exiled Poet “Nobody can treat a man like a dog If he doesn’t first consider him a
man” -Jean Paul Sartre I was once told of a little boy who expressed the desire – which was,
of course, a natural desire – to be free. But in an effort...
Writings / Essays: Rikki Wemega-Kwawu
The Politics of Exclusion (Concluding Text) Hypocrisy and Double Standards? In an
incisive rebuttal to Enwezor’s virulent criticism of Seven Stories about Modern Art in Africa
, which was one of the exhibition highlights of africa 9...
Writings / Essays: Wole Soyinka
A Paradox Comes Home to Roost* The most aggressive, yet seemingly mute conceptual
paradox of our age, because largely unarticulated - I die, therefore I am - owes its
authority, as with the greatest paradoxes of mankind, to Religion - You ...


