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The first-time novelist asked herself, “Do I have enough courage to make the kind of work I’m pulled to?”

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Throwback to this beautiful moment when Fave broke the internet with this freestyle 🔥. https://t.co/vkWjZ0Iex0

The rise and rise of Nigeria’s YouTube sensation and budding filmmaker

The streaming platform, which launched last week, is bringing together African diasporic voices from around the globe.

Drawings/Illustrations have always been my first choice for expression, they present a way for me to fuse figurative compositions with abstract drawings mimicking human movement and interaction with space and body form. Recently, I have begun to explore other means of expressing myself as I am intrigued by the flow of human movement from being static to its animated attributes.

The 23-year-old stylist with a penchant for sexy, gothic clothing has worked with Lil Simz, Obongjayar, and Arya Starr.

The architectural storyteller finds inspiration in sci-fi.

Manga, Moebius and mythology combine in Richard’s intricate paintings, exploring cultural histories and possibilities for the future.

Curate and Celebrate the Melanin! "Water e no get enemy!"

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North of the city of Dakar, not far from the airport, a set of pyramidal volumes form the International Fair of Dakar complex.

So tired but finding it hard to sleep, so I made an alternative ludo board that’s unplayable. 😔 I really want to sleep, but my head feels crowded. pic.twitter.com/Ay5tuKRVDH— Yadichinma (@Yadichinma_) January 16, 2022

Neo Electric African Diasporic Music & Thought

A mesmerizing film -- the Nigerian artist Shofela Coker crafted what he called "breathing paintings" to illustrate a story told by kids From: Liyana (2017), dir. Amanda and Aaron Kopp, Intaba Creative https://t.co/WEf7Ts6nmE

The new director of the African Art Museum says, “I have a visceral reaction to seeing things that shouldn’t be on display.”

So the holiday season has come to a close, making it the perfect time to look back at the type of people we met during our December in Ghana-as illustrated by some of our favourite pieces of art. Let us know if any of them look familiar, and who we’re missing 👀👀

It’s important to begin with the statement that Ayanfe Olarinde believes in the power of community. Her art, her relationship with collaborators, and her mission are all deeply focused on the people surrounding her.  The Nigerian artist has been internationally recognized for her scribble art and photography, having been named one of the 100 Most […]

Shof Coker is an Illustrator/Art Director born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria. He is known for his work on Liyana and Outcasts of Jupiter.

Award-winning documentary animated film about an original African tale created by orphaned children in Eswatini. Executive Produced by Thandie Newton.

Available for sale from Out of Africa Gallery, Abdias Ngateu, Le coursier 2 (2021 ), Acrylic on canvas, 119 × 130 cm

A section from one of the earliest Nigerien animated films: Bon Voyage, Sim! (1966), dir. Moustapha Alassane Alassane is sometimes called the father of African animation -- he solo animated this satire about the "Republic of Toads" https://t.co/y8FU1DJRP9

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