Edited with text by Valentina Gensini, Anna Triandafyllidou. Text by Veronica Caciolli, Jasper Chalcraft, Nick Dines, Livia Dubon Bohlig, Daria Filardo, Matteo Innocenti, Jeremie Molho, Justin Randolph Thompson and Janine Gaelle Dieudji, Monica Sassatelli.
Global Identities collects essays, lectures and artworks from participants in a 2018 international seminar and exhibition cycle held in Florence aimed at analyzing and reflecting on issues of global identity, particularly within cultural production, the hybridization of language and postcolonial narratives.
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Global Identities Postcolonial and Cross-Cultural Narratives
Published by Mousse Publishing. Edited with text by Valentina Gensini, Anna Triandafyllidou. Text by Veronica Caciolli, Jasper Chalcraft, Nick Dines, Livia Dubon Bohlig, Daria Filardo, Matteo Innocenti, Jeremie Molho, Justin Randolph Thompson and Janine Gaelle Dieudji, Monica Sassatelli.
Global Identities collects essays, lectures and artworks from participants in a 2018 international seminar and exhibition cycle held in Florence aimed at analyzing and reflecting on issues of global identity, particularly within cultural production, the hybridization of language and postcolonial narratives.
