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AACHRON Divisions
Publishing project to issue critical texts on contemporary African arts, established by Sylvester Ogbechie. |
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AACHRONYM
Sylvester Ogbechie's contemporary African arts blog. |
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Africa Centre
Cape Town based pan-African multidisciplinary project. |
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AICA
International Association of Art Critics. |
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Archival Platform
South African organisation that aims is to facilitate dialogue and information sharing between professionals, academics and government employees in the heritage and archive sector. |
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Art Africa
Includes the most comprehensive database on lusophone African artists currently available. NB text in Portuguese and English. |
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Art Archives - South Africa
Includes indexes of artists featured in historical publications such as Lantern, Our Art, and Artlook, including pdf's of many early pressclips. Maintained by the Haenggi Foundation. |
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Artthrob
South Africa's most established visual arts website, founded by Sue Williamson. |
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Dak'Art
Official website of Africa's best known biennale. |
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Eddie Chambers
Eloquent and provocative critic who wrote one of the best critiques of the 1997 Johannesburg Biennale. |
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Homage to Asele
This subsite of a larger site contains information on Homage to Asele, a tribute to Uche Okeke at 70. |
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Ijele
Online journal for contemporary African arts. |
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L'Appartement 22
Innovative project established in Rabat, Morocco, by curator Abdellah Karroum. |
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National Museum of African Art
The Smithsonian Institutions African art museum. More Garth Erasmus artworks here than at all South African public collections combined! |
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NKA Foundation
Kumasi based network of arts village and arts-based community projects in Africa and beyond. |
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Ofodunka
Blog established by Chika Okeke-Agulu that covers "art, life and politics". Includes essay on Africa in Venice. |
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Pelmama
Haenggi Foundation website useful for information on the Johannesburg art scene, 1960-1990. |
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South African History Online
Online Exhibitions include The Neglected Tradition, Dumile: Artist in Exile; Thami Mnyele; and several by leading South African photographers, including Omar Badsha and Guy Tillim (Cuito, Angola). Features full texts of Erica Clark's Protest Art (see resources>theses) and Mario Pissarra's Criticism & Censorship in the Alternative Press, with particular reference to the cartoons of Zapiro & Bauer (1985-1990) (see Arts & Culture) |
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Third Text
Official website of Third Text/Black Umbrella. |
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