Bogolan: Shaping Culture through Cloth in Contemporary Mali

Pascal James Imperato · Victoria L. Rovine

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Preface to the second edition Acknowledgments 1. Introduction: Bogolan's Biography 2. The Rural Roots of Bogolan 3. The Tourist Art Market: Commerce in Authenticity 4. Tourist Market Bogolan: Changing Demands, Changing Forms 5. Fine Art Bogolan: Between Categories 6. The Fine Art Market: From Bogolan to Le Bogolan 7. Culture through Clothing: Bogolan as Fashion 8. Making It Modern: Bogolan Clothing's Dual Directions 9. Bogolan Abroad: Reverberations in the United States 10. Conclusion: Making the Traditional Modern Notes Selected Bibliography Index

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