From the Editor–Chika Okeke-Agulu

Articles

Steve McQueen’s Giardini: A Fairy Tale–T. J. Demos

History in Ousmane Sembène’s Guelwaar and Ceddo–Awam Amkpa and Gunja SenGupta

The Problem Is More Mental Than Economic: Ousmane Sembène in Conversation with Samba Gadjigo–Samba Gadjigo

Pale Reflections and Fables of Life: George Osodi’s "Real People" of the Niger Delta–Frank A. O. Ugiomoh

From Riot to Austerity: Chris Ofili’s Retrospective at the Tate Britain–N. J. Hynes

Beyond the Shit Storm: Chris Ofili’s Retrospective at the Tate Britain–Kris Juncker

African Screens (Re)viewed from Lisbon–Manuela Ribeiro Sanches

The Artist’s Artist: Cullen Washington in Conversation with Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons–Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons

Meschac Gaba’s The Street: Two for the Price of One–Ivor Powell

Simon Gush: Refracting Surfaces–Joost Bosland

Uncovering the Frozen Image–Elleni (Centime) Zeleke

Just Beyond Reality’s Edge: Kira Lynn Harris–Nicole J. Caruth

Fred Holland: Walking the Line–Catherine Bernard

The Clothes Make the Man: Portraits of Emperor Haile Selassie–Julia Kim Werts

Reviews

Steve McQueen: Giardini–Vanessa Rocco

El Anatsui–Yemi Onafuwa

Yinka Shonibare MBE–Jennie Hirsh

Wangechi Mutu: This You Call Civilization?–Sally Frater

Roger Ballen: Boarding House–Gerhard Schoeman

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