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Friends of ZAM get a 10% discount on Zanele Muholi’s new book.
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Exhibitions, art talks, conferences, portfolio reviews, residences and more in Accra, Tamale, Wa and Kumasi.
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- By Lusanda Zokufa
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Founded by the late David Goldblatt, the ‘Market’ lives the ideals of socially committed photography.
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Every year in September international photography event Unseen takes place in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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A selection of images from South Africa at Liberty, #easy street and Bo-Kaap, gentrification, resistance are part of the first exhibition in the cities’ Callahan Center Art Gallery at St. Francis College.
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- By Christina Månsson
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Emmanuelle Andrianjafy, whose work was featured in ZAM’s Photo Edition #4, is one of the participating photographers in an exhibition exploring ‘Africa’.
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- By Christina Månsson
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“Each one, teach one.”
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With his participation in exhibitions worldwide and global clients Sindiso Nyoni’s star is rising.
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Written by Sylvia Vollenhoven and performed by the Volksoperahuis, Krotoa tells the story of multicultural relationship in a colonial era.
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The Kenyan High Court Rafiki, a film with a lesbian love theme, issued a temporary injunction for the banned film for a week.
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Fatuma (Tanzania, 1918, 80 min.) is one of the great filmproductions at the annual iAfrica Film festival.
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Alex Esagala, Brian Otono and Jibril Kwizera are the recipients of this year’s Uganda Press Photo Award (UPPA).
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- By Ayọ̀ Adénẹ́
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At 80, the late Nigerian musician must be celebrated for his revolutionary message of empowerment.
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We’re thrilled to announce that the Board of our foundation has secured the vital, energetic and committed input of four new members.
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The winner of the 2018 Principal Prince Claus Award transfers hairdressers, immigrants and ‘bornfrees’ from Johannesburg to Lagos Photo.
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- By Bart Luirink
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Terras, een tijdschrift voor internationale literatuur, presenteert deze week een bijzondere editie met verhalen van Afrikaanse auteurs. (Note: excerpt in English with the article).
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- By Wim Bossema
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Africa in science fiction at the Aké Arts and Book Festival in Lagos (Nigeria)
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Stuart Tibaweswa, winner of the 2017 Young Photography Award (YPA), and Anna Kućma, director of the Uganda Press Photo Award, talk about the contest, a free gazette, fake news, and a yearlong coverage of the country’s prime TV network.
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With marches and rallies, sports boycotts and sanctions many Australians once participated in the international solidarity movement against Apartheid. An exhibition in Cape Town showcases a history more relevant than ever.
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Under Apartheid, categories such as ‘Coloured’ and ‘Indian’ were used as tools of anti-blackness.
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- By Milan Hermes
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Meet Adam Belarouchia, current resident at the Thami Mnyele Studio in Amsterdam. This young artist from Morocco has received awards since his studies at the Institute of Fine Arts in Tetouan.
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- By Oliver Barstow
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Mozambican artist João Roxo wants to ship charity back to the ‘North’ and say ‘thanks but no thanks’
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- By Ayọ̀ Adénẹ́
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What does #MeToo mean for women in non-Western cultures?
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- By Jos van Oijen
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The Tutsi dominated Rwandan Patriotic Front never retaliated the 1994 genocide with another genocide, Jos van Oijen writes.
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It was the good old days, and I was a small boy smothered by the smorgasbord of sensations symbolic of the age of wonder.
