The language of beauty in African art by Stephen Adéyẹmí Fọlárànmí

“…First, it seeks to curate an extensive exhibition showcasing diverse African art forms sourced from public museums and private collections in the United States and Europe. …”
Get full text

Plastic Dialogues between Tàpies and Black African Art by Alfonso Revilla Carrasco, Nuria Llevot Calvet, Juan Agustín González Rodríguez

“…In contrast with other painters like Picasso, whose relationship with African art did not go beyond the formal appropriation within the primitivistic paradigms of colonialism, Tàpies establishes a dialogue with African art in conceptual terms, approaching the artistic problems of an intercultural synthesis while respecting the context that black African art generates and defines beyond particular manifestations.   …”
Get full text

Characteristics of African art as a source of creativity in designing glass art products by Nahed Osman, Walid Onsy, Mostafa Abdalrihim Mohamed

Subjects: “…african art…”
Get full text

Activating the aesthetics of African art in the field of artistic glass design by Hagar Saeed

Subjects: “…african; art; artistic; glass; design…”
Get full text

African art has an aesthetic and plastic value in the design of printed textile pendants by Eman Salah hamed mohamed

“…And what characterizes African art and attracts so much to it is its simplicity, which is deeply animatronic in nature. …”
Get full text

African arts between curios, antiquities, and avant-garde at the Maison Brummer, Paris (1908-1914) by Yaëlle Biro

Subjects: Get full text

Benefiting from the aesthetic and expressive values of African art as an approach to teaching sculpture to art education students by Reham Kamal

“…Research SummaryThe African continent is one of the world’s richest continents in folklore, where African art is characterized by extreme richness, innovation, rich and bold colors, and gives distinction to African culture, especially the art of sculpture found in ancient African civilizations. …”
Get full text

En quête d’une histoire des arts d’Afrique précontemporains. Réflexions préliminaires pour un état des lieux by Claire Bosc-Tiessé, Peter Mark

Subjects: Get full text

Towards an art history of precontemporary Africa. Preliminary thoughts for a state-of-the-art assessment by Claire Bosc-Tiessé, Peter Mark

Subjects: Get full text

Seeing the world: Displaying foreign art in Berlin, 1898-1926 by Kathryn W. Gunsch

Subjects: Get full text

Man Ray, African Art, and the Modernist Lens, by Wendy A. Grossman, with an essay by Ian Walker, and other contributors. Reviewed by Christopher Morton by Morton, C

Youth and unemployment: An insight into the entrepreneur sculpture practices of the Nsukka Art School by Chikelue Chris Akabuike

Subjects: “…African arts; Entrepreneurship; Utility sculpture; Nsukka art school; unemployed youths.…”
Get full text

Youth and unemployment: An insight into the entrepreneur sculpture practices of the Nsukka Art School by Chikelue Chris Akabuike

Subjects: “…African arts; Entrepreneurship; Utility sculpture; Nsukka art school; unemployed youths.…”
Get full text

Investigating critical citizenship education within primary school art curriculum by Monique Putter, Elmarie Costandius

Subjects: Get full text

Ubuntu : Seni lukis kontemporari Afrika Selatan / by Shireen Naziree, editor, Balai Seni Lukis Negara (Malaysia)

Symbolic representations social media and photography in Nigeria by Maja Tabea Jerrentrup, Ndubuisi Nnanna

“…These aspects are consistent with African art in general, which is often more concerned with conveying abstract concepts than authenticity. …”
Get full text

Facts on file encyclopedia of art by Gowing, Lawrence

“…Romanesque art-Romanticism -- v. 5. Realism-South African art…”

‘Afro-Ghanaian influences in Ghanaian paintings’ by Kwame Amoah Labi

“…This article discusses Ghanaian easel painting by examining some African and non-African voices in the discourse on modern and contemporary African art, its early teaching methods and philosophy, and their impact on modern and post-colonial painters. …”
Get full text

After universalisms: music as a medium for intercultural translation by Martina Viljoen

“…The question posed in this article is whether Assmann’s viewpoints may enhance a reading of a work from the South African art music repertoire, Hans Huyssen’s Ciacona & Tshikona (2007). …”
Get full text

Globalization, Cultural Heritage Management and the Sustainable Development Goals in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of Nigeria by Caleb A. Folorunso

“…Additionally, the ongoing global demand for African art objects continues to fuel the looting and destruction of archaeological and historical sites, negatively impacting the well-being of local communities and their relationships to their cultural heritage. …”
Get full text