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Examines some of the rich variety of embroidery produced in the African continent. Covers the techniques used and traces the cultural influences on the work.
Illustrates tradition and change in African pottery based particularly on examples from Nigeria, Ghana, the Gambia and Kabylie in Algeria - areas where pottery is normally a female activity. (The set could...
The work of Asian, African and Caribbean artists in post-war Britain. The slides were taken from workd first exhibited in the Hayward Gallery, London 29 Nov 1989-4 Feb 1990. Includes the work of Rasheed...
About the illegal trade in Third-World art treasures, which is sustained by a large and complex international network of smugglers and dealers. Follows a trail of stolen 10th-17th century terracotta statues...
Rhodesian Spotlight Commentary - It’s an all African Boxing contest in Lusaka - Hodgson Technical College versus the rest. Now if boxing is the gentle art of self-defense, this wasn’t boxing. There...
A collection of three award-winning films. This compilation is designed to increase awareness of how black writers, artists and freedom fighters contributed to the American cultural tradition. PAUL LAURENCE...
Looks at the distinctive characteristics of art from countries such as Ghana and Nigeria. Artists including Ato Delaquis, Prince Twins Seven-Seven, Vesta Adu-Gyamfi and Yinka Shonibare discuss their use of...
COI synopsis: A shop of this name has opened in London as an outlet for African arts and crafts.
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