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... As an interactive retrospective of Piper's work and ideas, past and present are intimately related and history forms part of a present that is continually being redefined. It comes to terms with the memories, myths and narratives that make up our collective past, particularly those concerned with dominant notions of race, nation and history. The work explores the enigmas of identity and difference, the iniquities of black diasporic experiences, and the ambiguous interplays of power and resistance... |
