Moving Worlds

Volume 7 Number 2

Freedom and Culture: The Bicentenary of the Parliamentary Abolition of the Slave Trade

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• Contents

  • EDITORIAL

    • Shirley Chew

  • INTRODUCTION

    • Lola Young and Nima Poovaya Smith, Culture, Resistance and Freedom

  • INTERVIEWS

    • Lucy Evans, An Interview with Opal Palmer Adisa
    • John Picton, Romuald Hazoumé: An Itinerant Artist

      arranged by Gerard Houghton

    • Nima Poovaya Smith, An Interview with Yinka Shonibare
    • Emma Smith, An Interview with Erna Brodber

  • POETRY

    • Kwame Dawes, Stono
    • Mark McWatt, From The Museum City
    • Olive Senior, Empty Shell
    • Rommi Smith, A Guide to the Exhibition

  • ARTICLES

    • Bridget Bennett, Colour Lines: A View of Leeds
    • Wayne Edge, Romuald Hazoumé, A Review of ‘La Bouche du Roi’
    • Mary Evans, Macro/Micro: Focusing on Diasporic Identity
    • Judith Misrahi-Barak, Fred D’Aguiar and Denise Harris:

      Novels of Emancipation

    • Gemma Robinson, ‘From the plantation earth’:

      Subjects of Slavery and the Work of Martin Carter

    • Wole Soyinka, The Moving Mural
    • Shirley J. Thompson, ‘The Woman Who Refused to Dance’:

      A Musical Composition

  • REVIEWS

  • NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS