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Back to School, back to the Joys of Art
A focus on art books, their status as sources of cultural knowledge and history and simultaneously art objects in themselves. They are invaluable both as tools within art practices as source books for example and in the field of art appreciation or collecting, especially as artists’ monographs. Continue reading
Nigerian Modernism at Tate Modern Review: A fraction of the Story
With canvases of rich and deep colour palettes, Tate Modern’s Nigerian Modernism showcased the three regional art schools that flourished after Nigeria’s 1960 independence. What was missing was the feverish vibrancy of Lagos, the explosion of photography and the iconoclasm of the likes of Fela Kuti. Continue reading
