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Entrance Afirca Museum of Original Art in Pocheon.

Art from African Perspectives in South Korea

(Still) Adressing Stereotypes 

South Korean artists have been drawn to art from African Perspectives since the…

Andrew Tshabangu, Portrait of a Young Thwasa, from the series Bridges, 2008. Courtesy the artist and Gallery MOMO

C& and Aperture Magazine

Andrew Tshabangu – The Unsung Hero of South African Photography

In searing and poetic images, Andrew Tshabangu chronicles Johannesburg in the age of…

Martin Abasi Phiri, Casket II, mixed media (1995). Courtesy of William B. Miko

Focus Zambia: Martin Phiri

The Man Who Changed the Zambian Art Scene

C& author Andrew Mulenga explains the conditions under which art lecturer Martin Abasi…

Mohammed Melehi, Sans titre, 1963. Acrylic on canvas, 153 x 127 cm. Courtesy of the artist.

C& Print Issue #7

After Orientalism

The Group of Casablanca pioneered innovative teaching and exhibiting strategies that rejected the…

Sharon Zwi, Soweto Pietà (1980–92), Screen print on paper. Courtesy of the artist.

C& Print Issue #7

Soweto Story

Will South African university students demanding free and decolonised education be lionised like…

Fatoumata Diabate, Groupe de lutteurs, Somone, Senegal, 2013, from the series Studio Photo de la Rue. Courtesy the artist.

C& and Aperture Magazine

Through the Lens

In Bamako, a group of young photographers engage a changing city.

Deciding what to learn at the School of Improper Education. Courtesy of KUNCI

C& Print Issue #7

Lessons in Impropriety

Born out of a collective of Indonesian student-press activists, KUNCI Cultural Studies Centre…

Kaleb De Groot (Dutch resident artist at Rockstone Sculpture Park), Zig/Zag Proxy, 2008. Cement blocks, plaster, explosives, marble and iron oxide/wax., 4x7x3,5m, Lusaka, Zambia. Courtesy of the artist.

C& Print Issue #7

Make Do

Rockston Studio is an artist-led project in the Zambian capital Lusaka whose ethos…

Three Periods of Engagement with the Bauhaus

Curriculum of Connections: Karo Akpokiere

Three Periods of Engagement with the Bauhaus

In this piece, artist Karo Akpokiere draws parallels between the Bauhaus and his…

Black Literature, Literature of the Periphery? A Blandishment to Readers already Tired of the Struggles and Cries from Sweet, Uncertain Labyrinths?

Black Cultures Matter

Black Literature, Literature of the Periphery? A Blandishment to Readers already Tired of the Struggles and Cries from Sweet, Uncertain Labyrinths?

New Afro-Brazilian literature, writes ALLAN DA ROSA, is a literature of discovery and…

AFRONTAMENTOS

Black Cultures Matter

AFRONTAMENTOS

Cia Os Crespos is a São Paulo theater collective that has researched the…

A New Kingdom of Sisters and Brothers

Radical Dance & Theatre

A New Kingdom of Sisters and Brothers

A wave of new Afro-Brazilian dance and theater in São Paulo is promoting…


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