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ART AFRICA Magazine – Issue 06, December 2016 – The “What Really Matters?” issue of South Africa’s leading contemporary art magazine, published by Bell-Roberts Publishing in Cape Town. Features on Africans in America, the British Museum’s South Africa: The Art of a Nation, Ugochukwu-Smooth Nzewi, AKAA (Also Known As Africa) and the Addis Foto Fest. A clean, very good copy of a well-designed collectable issue.
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ART AFRICA Magazine – Issue 06, December 2016, titled “What Really Matters?”, is a large-format softcover issue of the respected contemporary art magazine published by Bell-Roberts Publishing in Cape Town. Founded in 2002 as ARTsouthAFRICA and relaunched as ART AFRICA in 2015 with a broader international focus, the magazine covers contemporary art from Africa and the diaspora.
This issue includes an In Context section on Africans in America, coverage of the British Museum exhibition South Africa: The Art of a Nation, a feature on curator Ugochukwu-Smooth Nzewi titled Spaces of Familiarity, a look at the Paris art fair AKAA (Also Known As Africa), and a report on the Addis Foto Fest in Ethiopia. As with all issues of ART AFRICA, it is generously illustrated in colour throughout.
ART AFRICA has become something of a collector’s item, valued for its carefully curated editorial content and strong design. Each issue forms part of an important record of the contemporary African art scene, capturing exhibitions, artists and debates at a particular moment.
A worthwhile addition for collectors of South African and African art publications, art students, researchers, gallery owners and anyone with an interest in contemporary art from the continent and its diaspora.
Condition – Very Good
A clean, very good copy of this softcover magazine. The covers remain bright with only light handling wear to the edges and corners. The spine is intact and the binding is sound.
