Articles May 2012

• Chris Ofili: Exploring the African Diaspora
• Defining the New South: Faulkner, Williams and Wright
• An Introduction To Willa Cather, The Novelist of the American Pioneer
• Fatoumata Diawara: Bringing Wassoulou Culture to the World
• Rewriting Religion: Emily Dickinson and Sylvia Plath
• Canetti's Auto da Fe and the Viennese Underworld
• The Pinchuk Art Centre Fuels a Revival of Ukrainian Art
• An Introduction to South Korean Artists Sung Hwan Kim and Haegue Yang
• A Look At Two Of Croatia's Canonical Writers: Marko Marulíc and Miroslav Krleža
• How Cuban Art is Conquering the World
• August Wilson: Steel City Playwright
• An End to Slavery: Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin
• Theodore Ward: Defining Black Nationalism
• How Writer Pramoedya Ananta Toer Fought For Indonesian Literature
• Fela Kuti And The Legacy Of Afrobeat
• Eddie Peake: Artistic Provocateur
• Kyrgyzstan Personified: Chinghiz Aitmatov’s The Day Lasts More Than A Hundred Years
• The Ottolenghi Food Empire, London
• In Defence of Jack Kerouac and the Beats
• Rhythmical Resistance: Musicians from the Apartheid Era
• Bulgakov’s Master And Margarita Inspires Stage Adaptations
• A Haunted Past: The Books And Films Of Sarajevo
• Existentialism in the City: Paul Auster
• Five Cuban Writers You Should Know
• The Savitsky Collection: The Extraordinary Art of Resistance
• Le Corbusier’s Gymnasium in Baghdad
• Transforming the Art World: The History of the Documenta Art Exhibition
• Art Fair Alert: Design Festa in Tokyo
• Rudolfo Anaya: Father of Chicano Literature
• Mark Twain and the Shaping of American Literature
• Nuruddin Farah: Articulating Exile
• The Psychedelic Journeys Of Tom Wolfe
• A Brief Introduction to Milcho Manchevski
• Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o: Chronicling Postcolonial Kenya
• Bankie Banx: The Anguillan Bob Dylan
• The Unfinished Legacy of Rabindranath Tagore
• Why Cricket Is So Popular In The Indian Subcontinent
• Manu Dibango: Exporting African Jazz
• Art Nouveau And Its Organic Growth In Brussels
• Sarah Vaughan: The Sassy One
• Nina Simone: The High Priestess of Soul
• Le Clézio: Interrogating French-Mauritian Identity
• Judaism In Myanmar Is An Unlikely Pluralism
• Bauhaus: Art as Life
• Celebrating Contemporary German Art: Feldmann, Tillmans and Sehgal
• The Polyglot Isle: Cola Debrot and Dutch-Caribbean Fiction
• How Bermuda Became Mark Twain's Island Muse
• Literary Québec: Willa Cather & Émile Nelligan
• Shmuel Yosef Agnon and the Hebrew Literary Tradition
• Beyond Invention: The Art of Leonardo da Vinci
• Dr Rezso Kasztner: A Hungarian Schindler?