Trafficking in the unfamiliar: writing black and Pierre Mukeba

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Brian Obiri-Asare is a writer of Ghanaian heritage who lives and labours on Gadigal Country. He is also a co-director at Firstdraft Gallery.

Card image: Pierre Mukeba, Impartiality, 2018, brush pen and fabric appliqué on cotton. Courtesy of GAGPROJECTS, Adelaide & Berlin © Pierre Mukeba/Copyright Agency, 2022.

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