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Engaging modernities : Transformations of the commonplace, Anitra Nettleton, Julia Charlton and Fiona Rankin-Smith : book review
In recent years, countless researchers have been captivated by Africa's vibrant contemporary artistic traditions. Unlike most of the African art historians writing on African art before the 1980s, they are sensitive to the ways in which African communities negotiate complex sociocultural relati...
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Published in: | De arte 2004-01, Vol.39 (69), p.107-109 |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | In recent years, countless researchers have been captivated by Africa's vibrant contemporary artistic traditions. Unlike most of the African art historians writing on African art before the 1980s, they are sensitive to the ways in which African communities negotiate complex sociocultural relations in, and through, the global realities that have come to inform their lives. |
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ISSN: | 0004-3389 2471-4100 |
DOI: | 10.10520/EJC30940 |