'Imagine life without photos'
A worthwhile project by two Canadian brothers who grew up in 1970s Liberia–it still feels like
A worthwhile project by two Canadian brothers who grew up in 1970s Liberia–it still feels like
The daily word of inspiration (cut and pasted from Contemporary Literature) from my favorite, comtemporary Communist,

The second lives of Faaji Agba, a collective of octogenarian Nigerian musicians who perform a mix of Nigerians' favorite genres.

Simon Kuper in the FT Weekend, takes shots at “the news,” maybe also at his own

Jeremy Cronin is my favorite Communist. Astute, intellectual and a poet. Cronin is a former political
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=932nXiUN-dY Nice video for “Bienvenue au Cameroun”, a track by Cameroonian (yeah) artist Ayriq Akam.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzbvPa5npmo&w=560&h=349] UPDATE: This video, “I wanna be a Nigerian so freaking bad,” by a group of
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTRmpJ_EpJE Dub Colossus member Samuel Yirga “plays one night a week in Addis’s only jazz club/coffee
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih4zoQGlOf8&w=560&h=349] Mikey AKA Kesse Babe, from Nigeria’s Project Fame reality TV show, comes with a
If in London next Friday. Press Statement from the Victoria and Albert Museum: On 24 June

At the margins of this year’s Art Basel (15-19 June) and curated by Christine Eyene, FOCUS11

The extended Weekend Music Break honors June 16th, 1976, featuring music from young South African artists, many of whom gained recognition online.