Who’s Afraid Of Stardust? Positions of Contemporary Queer Art African Artists We are holding out hope

We are holding out hope for the future and celebrating the cyclical nature of life with our new Only Good Things 2025 Calendar made in collaboration with Goods for the Study

punctuates the book with a further-reaching interest in tradition and timelessness that looks beyond the scope of these events to the landscape

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the body and humanity to explore cultural attitudes toward race and gender

Who’s Afraid Of Stardust? Positions of Contemporary Queer Art African Artists We are holding out hopeA tribute to 30 artists whose work contends with the social and political implications of queerness, bolstered by a bevy of texts and interviews This volume spotlights works by 30 artists who address different facets of queerness. Each featured artist has mined their individual experience in order to critique and or flout social constructions of power. Although the focus of this publication is cast on the participating artists, it also features