Muslim graves at Handsworth Cemetery, Birmingham.
Photo credit: John Robertson for The National, 29 December 2020

Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania; photo credit of detail: Endallah, 2023

Nicole Six & Paul Petritsch, Spatial Intervention (1), 2002 © Bildrecht, Vienna 2023

Sasquatch postage stamp, Canada Post, 1990

Photo credit: Pavan Malreddy; deserted Bastar village, Central India, 2016

Ilya Repin, Reply to the Zaporozhian Cossacks, 1880-1891. Oil on Canvas, State Russian Museum, Saint Petersburg; the Yorck Project, distributed by DirectMedia Publishing; and Ukrainian soldiers recreating the famous reply, Imgur gallery, 3 March 2022

1966 East African Publishing House Edition; photo credit: Prof. Simon Gikandi

Government House, St John's, Newfoundland, 6 September 2021; photo credit: Ahmed El Gabbour (Basko)

A woman lighting up a chiraagh at a Sufi shrine, Lahore, Pakistan, 2017

Brixton Riots, 10 April 1981, England (detail)

Palestinian side of the Wall, Bethlehem, Palestine, August 2016. Photo credit: Denijal Jegic

Photo credit: Olumide Bamgbelu, Lagos, Nigeria (detail), 20 December 2019; sourced from Unsplash.com

Singapore Book Fair, 2019

Luvungi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 8 September 2010

West Indies cricketers arrive in Australia. Image courtesy of State Library of New South Wales Australian Photographic Agency - 09536, FL1721111.

A bathymetric map of the Indian Ocean Region. Commons.wikimedia.org

Colonial Singapore

Cod on a 1932 Newfoundland postage stamp.

Brendan Behan Poster, July 21st - 16th August 2009, The Pearse Centre, Dublin, Republic of Ireland

Iraqi woman with v-ink, Basra elections, 31 January 2009

"Flight, Destination: Europe. Accident Sound Bodies" by Guillermo Galindo. documenta 14, Kassel. Photograph courtesy of Cecile Sandten

The Boab Prison Tree, Derby, Australia

Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's Dictee; Dictee Takes the Stage. Photograph by Soomi Kim. Eidetic Traces, WorldPress.com - 300x200

Disgrace, Tribeca Film Festival, 2008

Derelict Art Deco mansion, Hong Kong

"Cats on Rainy Day" - Pinterest, 2016

Hands with oil, Uganda. www.globalwitness.org

Palm Leaf Manuscript, Sri Lanka, Australian Museum

Sewing machine with books

Hanging Amaranthus

Mumbai's Dharavi slum

Sculpting in clay, Madsculptor

Tost and Rohu letterhead. Photograph by Kristin Hannaford, courtesy Australian Museum Archives.

Front Endpaper/Front Flyleaf, Ulysses, (Hamburg: The Odyssey Press, 1932). The Library of Masud Khan. Photo reproduced with permission of the Hellenic Society of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Athens, Greece.

Artist: Obol Andrew Jackson
Title: In bloom
Size: 15*12 inches
Artist statement: A young African myself, from Uganda, I created this flower to express the artistic consciousness of African youths. With roots in a dynamic past we are the seeds of Africa’s future.
A selection of Obol’s work can be viewed at http://obolandrew.deviantart.com/

Red Shoes by JWT San Juan for Amnesty International, 2008

Graham Mort, "Ablutions At The Mosque"
Kano, Northern Nigeria" (2009)
3x4, 3.75 megabytes, 2560 x 1920 pixels

Painting by Carol Archer and Loene Furler from the "Macao-Elsewhere" series of collaborative postcards (mixed media on paper, A5, 2011). The painting also appears on the cover of The Noise of Exchange: Twelve Australian Poets edited by Kit Kelen (Macao: ASM, 2011)

A Huichol man harvesting corn (approx. 1910)

Photo from The Huichols: Primitive Artists By Robert Mowry Zingg (1938),
Plate XIII, p. 713.
Kind courtesy of Judy Butzine
http://artsCARE.org/huichol1.htm

Kit Kelen
"failed to square"
20cm x 20 cm, acrylic on board
2012

"A Legacy of Perception"
Ro~Sa: Robin Assner and Sarah Nitschke
24x36, Inkjet Print, 2011

Eva Lewarne, "Hope" (2010)
acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 inches
http://www.evalewarne.com

"Chinatown Women"
Picture Courtesy of the 12th Annual Vancouver Chinatown Festival

Richard Hanson, freelance photographer, "Regarding War 5: 'Nay Htoo.'" Sheffield (UK), 2008.

Hands and Karen-English dictionary of a refugee from Burma, now living in Sheffield. 'Nay Htoo' is a pseudonym. The image was taken in 2008 as part of a project at Lancaster University entitled 'Regarding War: Image/Text.'

http://www.hansonphoto.co.uk/

David Revoy "Tsunami: Pictures for Japan"
Speedpainting, March 2011
2712x1386, size 924 KB
http://www.davidrevoy.com

Unknown Huichol artist, Sierra Madre Mountains, Mexico, 2000. 23 ½ inches square yarn painting attached to plywood frame with beeswax

Huichol Shamans drumming their requests to the gods and goddesses for wisdom as they care for the needs of the villagers. The deer act as the emissaries for this request.

Our thanks to Judy Butzine for her kind permission to use this artwork

Peterson Kamwathi, untitled (Peacebrokers) charcoal on soft pastel paper; 243.8 cm by 152.4 cm

"Peacebrokers" refers to the diplomats and negotiators who mediated between the conflicting political parties in the Kenyan post-election dispute and violence, December 2007-February 2008. A selection of Kamwathi's work can be viewed at the following website: www.kamwathi.com.

Adam Marczukiewicz "Opuncje szmaragdowe" olej/plótno 100 x 70 cm
10 October 1996

"Talking Drums" Beaded Painting by Jimoh Buraimoh, Oshogbo, Nigeria. 1.07 MB
The Bead Museum Collection, Glendale, Arizona.
Grateful acknowledgement to Judy Butzine (Photographer)

Kit Kelen, The Pastel Blur of Greed
A4 - ink and watercolour on paper, 2008