What is black art? :

Bibliografia na stronach 301-302. Indeks.

Contents: 1 Black Art An’ Done: An Exhibition of Work by Young Black Artists, 1981 1 2 Rasheed Araeen, ‘Paint it Black’, 1982 6 3 Rasheed Araeen, Art & Black Consciousness, 1982 13 4 The Pan- Afrikan Connection, 1983 25 5 Bhajan Hunjan and Chila Kumari Burman, ‘Mash it Up: Chila and Bhajan talk about their art’, 1983 31 6 John Akomfrah, ‘Black Independent Film- making: A statement by the Black Audio Film Collective’, 1983 39 7 Imruh Bakari, ‘Open Art: The First Open Exhibition of Contemporary Black Art in Britain, organised by Creation for Liberation’, 1983 43 8 Extracts from Lubaina Himid (ed.), 5 Black Women: Exhibition of Drawings, Paintings and Sculpture, 1983 47 9 OBAALA (Organisation for Black Arts Advancement and Leisure Activities), The Organisation and A Statement on Black- Art & the Gallery, 1983 50 10 Rohan Jayasekera, ‘Art Under Attack’, 1985 57 11 Colin Prescod, ‘Black Artists/White Institutions’, 1985 61 Copyrighted Material vi Contents 12 Extracts from Lubaina Himid (ed.), The Thin Black Line, 1985 69 13 Eddie Chambers, ‘The Marginalisation of Black Art’, 1986 75 14 Gavin Jantjes, Art & Cultural Reciprocity, 1986 81 15 Sunil Gupta, ‘Desire and Black Men’, 1986 89 16 Errol Lloyd, ‘Caribbean Expressions in Britain’, 1986 101 17 Chila Kumari Burman, ‘There Have Always Been Great Black Women Artists’, 1986 112 18 Yasmin Kureishi, ‘Reworking Myths: An interview with Sutapa Biswas’, 1986 120 19 Sonia Boyce, ‘Extracts from a conversation with Pitika Ntuli’, 1986 125 20 Salman Rushdie, Stuart Hall and Darcus Howe, On Handsworth Songs, 1987 129 21 Lubaina Himid, ‘We Will Be’, 1987 136 22 Keith Piper, ‘Black Art: A Statement’, 1987 145 23 Mumtaz Karimjee, ‘Black and Asian: Definitions and Redefinitions’, 1987 149 24 Samena Rana, ‘Disability and Photography’, 1987 152 25 Allan deSouza, ‘Portrait of the Artist as a Dirty Young Man’, 1987 155 26 ‘Rita Keegan talks to Clare Rendell’, 1987 164 27 Sutapa Biswas and Marlene Smith, ‘Black Women Artists’, 1988 169 Copyrighted Material vii Contents 28 Ingrid Pollard, ‘Reel to Reel: Explorations around Black Women in Film’, 1988 179 29 Maud Sulter, ‘Call and Response’, 1988 185 30 ‘Allan deSouza interviews Shaheen Merali’, 1988 192 31 Gilane Tawadros, ‘Other Britains, Other Britons’, 1988 199 32 Rotimi Fani- Kayode, ‘Traces of Ecstasy’, 1988 205 33 Coco Fusco, ‘An Interview with Martina Attille and Isaac Julien of Sankofa’, 1988 212 34 Rasheed Araeen and Eddie Chambers, ‘Black Art: A Discussion’, 1988 231 35 Frank Bowling, ‘Formalist Art and the Black Experience’, 1988 251 36 Lesley Sanderson, ‘Artist’s Statement’, 1989 258 37 Adeola Solanke, ‘Donald Rodney’, 1989 260 38 Paul Gilroy, ‘David A. Bailey: From Britain, Barbados or Both?’, 1989 264 39 Gilane Tawadros, ‘Lubaina Himid: Freedom and Change ’, 1989 266 40 Rasheed Araeen, Introduction to The Other Story: Afro- Asian Artists in Post-War Britain, 1989 272 41 Amanda Sebestyen, Homi Bhabha and Sutapa Biswas, Reviews of The Other Story: Afro- Asian Artists in Post-War Britain, 1989. 288.