Nathaniel Mackey and M. Lamar

Putting the work of the poet Nathaniel Mackey into correspondence with that of the singer, composer, performance and video artist M. Lamar offers a unique perspective on the complex relationship between automation and possession. Mackey’s Andoumboulou and Mu move in and through M. Lamar so that possession and automation are destabilized and replaced by molecular distintegrations of plantation worlds and the sonic apertures of a Black Afrofuturist Android.

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TDR/The Drama Review
Published
2025-09-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1017/s1054204325100804
Primary Topic
ICT in Developing Communities
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Nathaniel Mackey and M. Lamar

Maurya Wickstrom
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Maurya Wickstrom
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Abstract

Putting the work of the poet Nathaniel Mackey into correspondence with that of the singer, composer, performance and video artist M. Lamar offers a unique perspective on the complex relationship between automation and possession. Mackey’s Andoumboulou and Mu move in and through M. Lamar so that possession and automation are destabilized and replaced by molecular distintegrations of plantation worlds and the sonic apertures of a Black Afrofuturist Android.

TDR/The Drama ReviewVol. 69(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
ICT in Developing Communities
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