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The scholar Paul Gilroy argued that the Atlantic world has been deeply shaped by slavery and the slave trade. The idea that there exists a culture which is African, American, Caribbean, and British, all at once, has generated the rich and boundless space that is Black Atlantic thinking. 💭 In part two of our Black Atlantic series, culture writer and curator Ekow Eshun considers identity and nationhood through the work of Ellen Gallagher, Lubaina Himid, John Akomfrah, Chris Ofili and Fred Wilson.
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The scholar Paul Gilroy argued that the Atlantic world has been deeply shaped by slavery and the slave trade. The idea that there exists a culture which is African, American, Caribbean, and British, all at once, has generated the rich and boundless space that is Black Atlantic thinking. 💭 In part two of our Black Atlantic series, culture writer and curator Ekow Eshun considers identity and nationhood through the work of Ellen Gallagher, Lubaina Himid, John Akomfrah, Chris Ofili and Fred Wilson.
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‘The Black Atlantic is a call out to humanity to say, let’s put all of ourselves in someone else’s position and recognise that we share something on this planet.’ – Ekow Eshun In the final part of our Black Atlantic series, culture writer and curator Ekow Eshun looks at the afterlives of slavery in contemporary artistic practice through the work of Kara Walker, Alberta Whittle and Hew Locke. 🔎 Want to find out more? Watch the full series here ➡️ https://bit.ly/3UwcSOp This film has been created
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What is the Black Atlantic? In 1993, Paul Gilroy published a ground-breaking book, ‘The Black Atlantic: Modernity & Double Consciousness’, which has forever left its mark on historical and cultural studies. The idea that there exists a culture which is African, American, Caribbean, and British, all at once, has generated the rich and boundless space that is Black Atlantic thinking. In our new four-part series, culture writer and curator Ekow Eshun explores Tate's collection and the impact of the
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