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| The panoptic regime is engineer-led and uses computerized assembly line and electronic surveillance of production workers but it pays workers well and provides benefits like free transport and generous overtime compensation. Second, does this kind of inquiry do violence to the artist's overall project if, in fact, a more panoptic view reveals an oeuvre that includes works that draw from, say, Igbo and non-Igbo sources, as indeed is the case with Nwoko? They recall, in fact, a group of mountain landscapes that Gerhard Richter painted in the second half of the '90s, which scrupulously block the sense of expansive space and panoptic vision that mountain landscapes are specifically good for. |
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