jafa
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of jafa
from j ( ust ) a ( nother ) f ( ucking ) A ( ucklander )
Example Sentences
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Intergenerational artists, from Arthur Jafa to Cindy Sherman, use horror as a lens through which to examine modern threats, paranoia and point out the fear that permeates modern life.
From Los Angeles Times
With two upcoming shows, one at Gladstone Gallery and another at 52 Walker, Jafa reflects on what it means to get a big break as an artist.
From Los Angeles Times
In several frames of the artist Arthur Jafa’s seminal 2016 video collage of Black America, “Love Is the Message, the Message Is Death,” a felled bullrider scoops himself off the dirt.
From New York Times
McClellan reveals, as Jafa does to more tragic effect, that even the quickest glimpses of a subculture can turn into spectacle.
From New York Times
Jafa’s practice has embraced film and video, sculpture, installation, and even painting.
From New York Times
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