ASHE

EDITORIAL NOTES

Paul Carter Harrison

INTRODUCTION

Theophus "Thee" Smith...THE GLOBALIZATION OF AFRICANA AESTHETICS

PART I: ASHE' CONCEPTUAL FRAME

FRONTSIEPIECE: Wangechi Mutu, Riding Death in my Sleep

Ch 1. Pellom McDaniels....LIKE ECHOS ACROSS THE CONTINUUM: WANGECHI MUTU'S

NEW HORIZONS IN AFRO-COSMOLOGY

Ch 2. Clyde Taylor...SALT PEANUTS: SOUND AND SENSE IN AFRICAN/AMERCAN ORAL/MUSICAL CREATIVY

Ch 3. Rowland Abiodun.........ASHE': THE EMPOWERED WORD MUST COME TO PASS

Ch 4. Maria E. Hamilton Abegunde...SEEING AS A RITUAL FOR A GOOD DEATH: THE SPIRITUAL CONSTRUCTION OF ALAIN GOMIS' FILM, TEY

PART II: ASHE' CULTURAL FRAME

FRONTSIEPIECE: Eric Waters, Medicine Man

Ch 5. Michael D. Harris...........ERIC WATERS: CAPTURING THE CULTURE IN PHOTOS

Ch 6. Michael McMillan...............DUB IN THE FRONT ROOM: MIGRANT AESTHETICS OF

THE SACRED AND SECULAR

Ch 7. Oliver Lee Jackson......SENSIBILITY AND THE AFRICAN CONTINUUM

Ch 8. Marta Moreno Vega..........I WILL NOT BE ERASED

PART III: ASHE' AND ARTS DISCIPLINES

FRONTIESPIECE: Oliver Lee Jackson, UNTITLED (5.21.95)

Ch 9. Paul Carter Harrison.....AESTHETICS OF BEAUTY: IN AN AFRICANA MODE

Ch 10. Michael D. Harris..........UNDONE: BOTTLES, TREES, CHARMS, & FLASHING SPIRITS

Ch 11. Gregory Tate...........BEBOP, HIP HOP AND CONDUCTIVITY

GLOSSARY

Arturo Lindsay........ASHE AT THE CROSSROADS: Aesthetic Criteria, Glossary of Terms, and Bibliography

BIOGRAPHIES

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• Artes de representação (performativas)
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