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Critical Arts 24(3)2010
Special Theme Issue:
The address of the other: the body and the
senses in contemporary South African visual art
Guest Editor: Leora Farber
Co-editor: Ryan Bishop
Contents
Introduction
The address of the other: the body and the
senses in contemporary South African visual art
Leora Farber
Articles
Aesthetics, politics, identity: diasporic problematisations
Couze Venn
Displacing and deflecting otherness: the
subversion of the dichtomised framework of self
and other in Lawrence Lemaoanaâ??s Last Line of Defence
Mary Corrigall
Making art in the wrong place: violence and intimacy in Speak English To Me
Brenden Leam Gray
â??Material girlsâ??: lingering in the presence of the material sublime
Amanda du Preez
The intimate violence of Diane Victorâ??s Disasters of Peace
Bronwyn Law-Viljoen
The trauma of conceptualism for South African art
James Alexander Sey
Short Articles
An unrecoverable strangeness: some reflections
on selfhood and otherness in South African art
Sarah Nutall
Dressed to thrill: the Victorian postmodern and
counter-archival imaginings in the work of Mary Sibande
Alexandra Dodd
Hipper redacted
Ashraf Jamal
Athi-Patra Ruga and the politics of context
Anthea Buys
Keyan Tomaselli
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