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 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
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  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
DTEND:20181022T220000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
DTEND:20181023T220000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
DTEND:20181024T220000Z
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SUMMARY:Mimi Cherono Ng'ok
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
DTEND:20181114T230000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
DTEND:20181116T230000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
DTEND:20181119T230000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
DTEND:20181120T230000Z
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
DTEND:20181121T230000Z
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SUMMARY:Mimi Cherono Ng'ok
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
DTEND:20181122T230000Z
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SUMMARY:Mimi Cherono Ng'ok
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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DESCRIPTION:Mimi Cherono Ng’ok created Love Song #9 (I knew you before I me
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 egetation\, architecture\, and people\, the artist combines the visual lang
 uage of vernacular photography\, the tactility of printed material\, and th
 e immersion of installation art to produce an emotional\, multisensory expe
 rience. In her work\, Cherono Ng’ok presents an affective register distinct
  from most visualizations of “African photography\,” which typically focus 
 on subjects such as the colonial gaze\, the postcolonial fashioning of the 
 self\, or the apartheid-era fight for civil rights. Instead\, the artist de
 scribes her practice as an “emotional cartography”—a photographic mapping o
 f her sense of attachment to the people and places she encounters. A record
  of becoming and everyday life\, Love Song #9 (I knew you before I met you)
  encourages a meditation on the bond between people and their environments.
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