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Ishmael Annobil retraces his steps to 80's Southern Sudan to establish the seeds of discord that that evolved into internicine strife, keeping the nation in turmoil and political quandary till the
Actress, writer and broadcaster Kathy Owen assesses the rising spectre of racism in Spain, recounting her own battles as well as those of the African Boat People, and t
Spanish based journalist Kathy Owen analyses the semantics of media speak and choice of image, as evidenced by the The Economist January 12 cover about the Democratic P
Lana Mullen visits Antony Gormley's Blind Light at the Hayward, to unravel the Gormley phenomenon: "Rather than struggling to find the hand of someone nearby...why not absorb the ‘clarity’?"
Ishmael Annobil takes a microscope to Britain: "Britain and the rest of the Western world have come under its spell. We are all delirious from its infusions, and w
If you strayed into Hyde Park’s famous Speakers Corner and had no knowledge of its history, you might mistake it for a mere religious parley suffused with jesters and c
Ishmael Fiifi Annobil finally reached Trafalgar Square’s fourth plinth on 17 April 2006, in the new sun, to pay homage to Marc Quinn's great ode to womanhood.
Stieve DeLance re-visits Sheila Jeffreys' polemical book on the oldest profession, The Idea of Prostitution -
Pontus Kyander, Curator of the exhibition gives profound insight into the mind and historical circumstances of Gustav Metzger, the Avant Garde artist and pioneer of auto-destruction noted for
Ishmael Fiifi Annobil reviews Zimbabwean Tapfuma Gutsa's contemplative exhibition at the October Gallery, London: "I might ride that d
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