Fear eats the soul
By: edited by Omar Kholeif and Sarah Perks
Publisher: Home Publications
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Manchester
Language: eng
Number of pages: 136
ISBN-13: 9780993591204
Subjects: Race in art; Exhibitions
Other titles: Imitation of life: melodrama and race in the 21st century
Description: Fear Eats the Soul' takes as its starting point the exhibition, Imitation of Life: 'Race and Melodrama in the 21st Century', a major exhibition at HOME that looks at how racial politics are performed in an evolving post-digital twenty-first century. This book is a tapestry of thoughts, concerns and emotions devised in response to the exhibition and its themes, with contributions from writers, academics and artists, and co-edited by the curators. Exhibition: HOME, Manchester, United Kingdom (30.04.-03.07.2016).
Notes: Published on the occasion of the exhibition Imitation of life: melodrama and race in the 21st century held at HOME, Manchester, April 30-July 3, 2016.

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Table of contents: title: By accident  -- Jackie Kay; title: Fannie and Zora  -- Sarah Perks; title: Dialogue on objective romance  -- Jacolby Satterwhite and Charles Watson-Tuck; title: Scarce new flowers  -- Sophia Al-Maria; title: The second epistle to the assembly: texting  -- Zachary Cahill; title: Side A and B, not of a record  -- Pamella Dlungwana; title: A pilot for a show about nowhere  -- Martine Syms; title: Imitation of life and the quasi-companionate queer couple  -- Monica B. Pearl; title: Queer darkness  -- Zach Blas; title: How to be brown in America -- Omar Kholeif.