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Articles in Summer, 2006 issue of African Arts

Destiny world: textile casualties in Southern Nigeria
by David T. Doris
African worlds
by Philip Peek
In my Garment there is nothing but God: recent work by Ibrahim el Salahi
by Sarah Adams
Ethiopian painting of King Takla Haymanot's war with the Dervishes
by Richard Pankhurst
Going global: Tuareg jewelry in the international marketplace
by Thomas K. Seligman
Trophies of Grace? The "art" collecting activities of United Brethren in Christ missionaries in nineteenth century Sierra Leone
by William Hart
Sense, Style, Presence: African Arts of Personal Adornment
by Courtnay Micots Zimmerman
Iconic autopsy: a response
by Bernard M. Wagner
Contrary to the temptation! An appeal for a new dialogue among museums and collectors, scholars, and dealers
by Lorenz Homberger

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