It is a look behind the scenes, making his passion for this art visible.
Lucia Nankoe: Trouwportretten
De foto’s zijn daarom niet alleen van betekenis voor degenen die hierin een deel van hun familiegeschiedenis vereeuwigd zien, maar belichamen ook een gedeelde (inter)nationale geschiedenis.
Ten Meer: de Rooy
Ubong Ettebong
In his work, Ettebong offers a contemplative exploration of the intricate layers of identity, the trials of resistance, and the unbounded promise of renewal, elevating his art into a poignant space for dialogue, reflection, and introspection.
Maria Yigouti on the work of the Nigerian artist Ubong Ettebong
Bisrat Shibabaw
Bisrat creates a dynamic tension, the quiet strength of her figures against the fierce energy of the background. It’s as if the figures are carrying forward despite everything, embodying a sense of endurance and transcendence. This juxtaposition, where the figures appear in harmony amidst chaos, captures the essence of survival and grace, showing us a pathway through the fire and inviting us to find our own strength in the face of life’s challenges.
Dagim Abebe on the work of Bisrat Shibabaw
AFRICANAH.ORG
For more than 10 years, africanah.org has covered contemporary African, African-American and Caribbean art in many ways. There appeared to be much interest in this. Africanah reached a large audience and many international authors contributed articles and interviews.
Financially and in terms of manpower, it was a challenge from the beginning to publish a new edition every month and to present current events on a daily basis.
As annoying and regrettable as we find this decision, we have decided to keep the website on the air and the archive with over 3,000 items accessible, but to discontinue the other activities.
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