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Theaster Gates: Afro-Mingei memory He extracts their repetitive words

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He extracts their repetitive words and ideas

He focuses on Hannah Arendt's work to cope with the political aspects of urban culture

and how the televised broadcast of protesters in Selma changed the debate on civil rights

prints from the image collection were arranged on a large working table in the HfG Karlsruhe

Paul Devens (1965

Theaster Gates: Afro-Mingei memory He extracts their repetitive wordsTrained as a sculptor and urban planner, Theaster Gates first travelled to Japan in 2004 to study ceramics. Since then, his work has been deeply influenced by Japanese craft and culture. His encounters in Japan and across the Asia Pacific, coupled with his experiences as an African American man with roots in Mississippi and Chicago, have been the keystones of his creative process. Through his exploration of cultural hybridity, he coined the term Afro

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