In Search of Magic
Bunmi AgustoMusings on fantasy and magical storytelling across fine art, film and literature.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 5 | Subscribers | Read | bunmiagusto.substack.com |
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Where is Magic?
The first observation I seek to make whenever I engage with a fantasy story is where the fantastical is situated in proximity to reality. In fantasy storytelling, magic often serves as a bridge between the known world and an imagined realm,...
The Remediation of Masquerades in Contemporary Nigerian Art
In continuing my explorations of the genre of Jujuism, this essay focuses on the trope of the remediation of masquerades, primarily that of the Yoruba Egúngún masquerade in contemporary Nigerian art. Despite this focus, the ideas embodied b...
Is Jujuism a viable critical framework across the arts?
For years, I hesitated when people referred to my paracosmic artworks as Afrofuturist. In 1994, writer Mark Dery defined Afrofuturism as ‘speculative fiction that treats African-American themes and addresses African-American concerns in the...
Introduction
Hello, my name is Bunmi Agusto (pronounced Boo-mee Ah-goose-toe, there is a swallowed ‘n’ in there but I do not know how to express that in text). I am a visual artist, writer, curator and art historian focused on fantasy and magical storyt...
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Visual artist, writer, curator and art historian who explores fantasy and magical storytelling, often focusing on West Africa.
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