Taking seriously Aboriginal knowledge as philosophy | Overland literary journal. Report on conference on 30th anniversary of Reading the Country and Australian Indigenous Studies, University of Melbourne.
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Micronesian Educator – call for papers
The Micronesian Educator publishes scholarly articles that come from a wide range of areas of educational research and related disciplines. The journal serves as a forum to share empirical research findings, literature reviews, theoretical perspectives, and practical applications in such areas and may include as well book reviews, poetry and artistic expressions as well as work done in indigenous/local Micronesian languages.
Note that the next deadline is November 15th, 2014.
Micronesian Educator also invites competent scholars and academicians to voluntarily join its review/editorial board. For more information, please download the call for papers.
Unaisi Nabobo-Baba, editor
Tribute: Professor Jonathan Ngarimu Mane-Wheoki
We acknowledge the passing of Professor Jonathan Mane-Wheoki, who made such as significant contribution to the establishment of art history from a Māori perspective.
Tribute: Professor Jonathan Ngarimu Mane-Wheoki | The Big Idea | Te Aria Nui.
New issue: Johannesburg Salon – Volume 7
JWTC – Johannesburg Workshop in Theory and Criticism – Volume 7. is now out and available for download. It includes Juan Orrantia’s ‘Dialogues. A southern conversation’ on visual arts in the south.
South exhibition in Sydney
The birth of Africa-Centred Knowledges
From the University of Cape Town comes this volume of essays edited by Brenda Cooper and Robert Morrell about knowledge that is produced across Africa, particularly Southern Africa
Crítica y Emancipación Nº11
CLACSO (Latinoamerica de Ciencias Sociales) offer this rich anthology as a free download.
The Dakar Biennale 2014 by Olga Speakes
News from Senegal about the latest Biennale, featuring ‘Producing the common’ that allows for anonymous contributions from artists. Many new possibilities are opened.
The Dakar Biennale 2014 by Olga Speakes Anna Stielau on 20 June | Artthrob.
Program | World Biennial Forum / Biennial Foundation
In Sao Paolo, a major forum to consider the biennial ‘from the point of view of the southern hemisphere’. The main focus is on Dakar, Istanbul, Jakarta and São Paulo. But where is Sydney? South, but not Global South.
Archives of the Non-Racial: A Mobile Workshop
The Johannesburg Workshop is currently hosting a series of discussions about the basis of non-racialism in contemporary and historical South Africa. To what extend does it imply a questionable universal humanism?
JWTC – Johannesburg Workshop in Theory and Criticism – Session 2014.