Remember to Forget Jay Bernard all sharing the same land

all sharing the same land and moment

grungy photographs of iconic models of the 1990s

this project reveals the complex inner lives of the city’s residents

Forming a winding

and thus many of the essays in the volume assess artistic works as they are bodied forth in that form

Remember to Forget Jay Bernard all sharing the same landA carefully curated artists book, Remember to Forget is a tetralogy comprised of Mame Diarra Niangs series Call Me When You Get There, Lth, Sama Guent Guii, and ther. The works reflect on the abstraction of the Black body and the artists refusal to portray Blackness for herself and for others. Niangs concept of the plasticity of territory as a constantly evolving and shifting entity is at the root of her work and is expanded here through different