The Afterlife Of The Photographic Subject - In The Photographs Of Nan Goldin And Julia Margaret Cameron Perishable The combination is invigorating and

The combination is invigorating and airy

Mona Hatoum: Terra Infirma provides an insightful look at one of the most exciting and influential artists working today

These charming figurines are modern interpretations of traditional Japanese wooden Kokeshi dolls

Heart: black tea

and the Guerrilla Girls

The Afterlife Of The Photographic Subject - In The Photographs Of Nan Goldin And Julia Margaret Cameron Perishable The combination is invigorating andEdited by Marwan T. Assaf The concept of this work is an African vision of afterlife known as Sasa and Zamani. Sasa refers to the period during which the deceased is survived by people who knew him or her in their lifetime, while in the Zamani period, everyone who knew the person has died. Marwan T. Assaf examines the photographs of the departed through the prism of Sasa and Zamani with a focus on the works of the artists Nan Goldin and Julia Margaret