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we can't simply deny our history-we must recognize it

Her sculptures and installations can often be described as assemblages

Anthony Randazzo

How do the more-than-human make us feel and move

only deepen their enigmatic nature

TRANSFER(S) delete we can't simply deny ourOn occasion of the 375th anniversary of the Peace of Westphalia, the internationally renowned artist Ibrahim Mahama (b. Tamale, Ghana, 1987; lives and works in Accra, Kumasi, and Tamale, Ghana) delves into the history of the city of Osnabrck as a center of the production of and trade in textiles, especially linen. Linen was not only sold as a raw material, but also used to manufacture apparel for forced laborers on plantations in the West Indies. And

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