'Cette publication qui est un ouvrage de reference credible pour le public, les universitaires et les chercheurs, poursuitles recherches sur l'historiographie et les lieux visuels, ainsi que d'autres themes avec pour objectif premier de questionner la visibilite de l'art ; a savoir, comment creer un art qui suscite des questions pertinentes, qui devienne significatif, ce que Wainwright definit comme `un ... Read moreengagement esthetique plus approfondi'.' 'This publication is a serious work of reference for the public, academics and researchers, advancing research on historiography and visual contexts, as well as other topics, with the primary objective of exploring the visibility of art; namely, how to create an art that raises relevant questions, that becomes meaningful through what Wainwright defines as 'a deeper aesthetic commitment'.' Suzanne Lampla, Association internationale des critiques d'art (AICA) 'Leon Wainwright applies a philosophical methodology to black British artists' work to break open the separatist straitjacket that has prevented much of this work from circulating in art canons as anything other than representations of a politics of identity. ... [His] aim to proffer the perceptual dimension of black British art as part of a transformative anti-racist politics is admirable and the book is well researched and thought provoking.' Maria Walsh, Art Monthly Reviews 'A wonderfully erudite, powerfully argued, and fascinatingly researched book.' Professor Celeste-Marie Bernier, University of Edinburgh Show Less