Africa Unbound
Kim ChakanetsaA weekly mix of African arts, culture, interviews and commentary.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 38 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 24 days ago |
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CYSK #36: Mona Taha
Muraho/Mbote.
I spent an afternoon this week at the Frieze art fair in New York. I am always curious to see trends and trace throughlines in the work on display. For a few years, there was a lot of bold portraiture — which I enjoyed — but...
CYSK #35: Ndumiso Nyoni
Linjani?
I went to school with a girl who was an exceptional artist. I’ll call her Saru. Everyone who saw her art recognised her talent. I still remember, many years later, a stunning portrait she did of a man with dreadlocks – the level o...
CYSK #34: Onkgopotse Mashika
Dumelang.
As a teenager growing up in Zimbabwe, it was considerably cheaper to have your clothes made by a tailor than to buy them off the rack. This was before bales of second-hand clothing flooded the country. In the small town I grew up...
CYSK #33: Chelwek Chela
Chamgei Missing.
A few years back, I watched a muralist bring a wall to life in East London. On the bus home every evening, a new stretch of the wall would reveal itself. I only ever saw the artist’s back, high on the scaffolding. I can’t...
CYSK: # 32 Djae Aroni
I had mainstream tastes in music as a teenager. I liked what most of my friends liked. Boyz II Men! TLC! Jodeci! With one exception: Guns N’ Roses, particularly the album Use Your Illusion II. I appreciate that Axel Rose and his gang were h...
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