Alongside the online platform, our print editions reflect the diverse voices, perspectives, and practices that shape the C& network.
They offer critical thinking, artistic exploration, and dialogue across geographies – connecting cultural practitioners from Africa and the Global Diaspora.
The C& website currently publishes in English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese. Our print publications try to move beyond colonial languages to embrace deeper, more localized ways of speaking, writing, and being in conversation.
Fragments of Accra, such as the skull, often feature in Alabo’s work—“a statement that is both metaphorical and political about trader women who balance their livelihoods upon their craniums.” His images of an undulating Sahara express loneliness, alluding to states of isolation and alienation associated with mental illness, which the artist thinks needs urgent attention among …
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