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Think Africa Press speaks to the Nigerian photographer and conceptual artist.
African artists' use of discarded materials is driven by artistic vision, not necessity.
Zimbabwe's artistic community navigate carefully around state censorship.
Nairobi graffiti calls for change, but are voters listening?
The informal settlements surrounding Kenya's capital are breeding a wealth of artistic creativity.
The iconic images of South African photographer Pieter Hugo.
The Senegalese kora master talks to Think Africa Press about his instrument and his griot ancestry.
Scholars examine the foreign and indigenous influences in Ethiopian artistic history.
The critical success of Mahamat Saleh Haroun's latest film is indicative of a broader revival in Chadian cinema.
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