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Aria Dean explores the black creative labour put into memes, images defined not by their content but by how they are circulated, mutated and compressed. While all memes lack attribution, Dean illustrates a palpable link between white appropriation of memes created by black people and a deeper lineage of theft and leering fascination. |
Maa Guruvu Bharathiraja Ki Jathakam Cheppadam Kuda Telusu
Ilayaraja garitho aa Raathri Prayaanam
The Crossroad Of Rock
Three Days in Auschwitz
The Sign of Doom
Ugo: A Homecoming Story
A Conversation with the Masters: The Empire Strikes Back 30 Years Later
With Tired Theodore to the Putte's Mill
Summer Solstice
Idi Bhimanjaneyudi Story
America; I Too
Shéár Avory: To Be Continued
Sundowners - A Conversation with the Author
Shawn Michaels - The Showstopper Unreleased
The Stranger in Your Lover's Eyes
Glowing in the Dark
England's Lionesses: Inside the Pride
The Profanity Peak Pack: Set Up & Sold Out
About ‘Song of Ceylon’ by Basil Wright
About Three Women I Met Lately
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