
10 photographers to watch in 2012
…Angola. It was exhibited at this year’s Lagos Photo. Amato’s ‘Early Days of Spring’ contains eloquent
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…Angola. It was exhibited at this year’s Lagos Photo. Amato’s ‘Early Days of Spring’ contains eloquent

…mainstream, it’s Angola’s turn to shine. DJ X Trio is helping make sure that happens by
…collab with Nas (what’s the latest news on Nas’s promoters in Angola and what’s up with
…channels have never showed the finals live. I’ll probably buy some package online, like I’ve done
http://youtu.be/pAa8wYe0XbA An older Cabo Snoop tune (kuduristas in Angola and elsewhere have been dancing to ‘Zagala’

Nigeria's very unpopular finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, whose last name in local slang is made to sound like trouble, wants to be World Bank President. She's the "African Renaissance" candidate. What do Nigerians make of it all?

…critical mass primarily in South Africa, Angola, DRC, and Nigeria, where they remain closely tied to

Science fiction as genre offers the opportunity to African artists to consider Western cartographies of the future as fictions in their own right.

Revisionism pervades popular culture in South Africa now, coloring our perception of the past.

Meaning is elusive in Cape Verde, but it does result in an existential limbo conducive to creeping, fretful madness.

…said that Angolan House is one of the genres I’m most excited about. Benjamin Lebrave points
…posting short missives on our Facebook page. We’ll be back on September 3rd. Till then we
…look forward to South African artist Jaak’s Galant album: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsxTZU_cEDY Aline Frazão plays an accoustic version

Number 3 in our series of short descriptions of ten new African films to watch out for.
…from 2011 but only recently surfaced at international film festivals. As yet, no English subtitles either:
…elders, a portrait emerges of this unique place”: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdmiVF6_Pco Outros Rituais Mais ou Menos is a

In South Africa, the most innovative fashion is not on the runway or at some "Fashion Week," but on the street.

An interview with Abdellah Karroum is the artistic director of the Biennale Regard Benin 2012, which premise is “Inventing the World: the Artist as Citizen.”
…Keeps Angola Going”; they interviewed AIAC’s Marissa Moorman for it. Next, from Uganda: Vampino and friends

It's 2012 and FW de Klerk still thinks Apartheid had been beneficial to its black victims. Yet global media treats him like an analyst on South African politics.