The Unseen in African Art: <i>Secrecy: African Art That Conceals and Reveals.</i> Mary H. Nooter

I Make Art

The installative video artwork I Make Art started in 2011 as a reaction to an

Art. II.—<i>The Poet Pampa</i>

In the works of the poet Pampa, or Hampa as he was called in later times, we have earlier and more d

<i>Inventing an African Alphabet: Writing, Art, and Kongo Culture in the DRC</i> by Ramon Sarró

Crown area comparisons, Group A: African <i>H</i>. <i>heidelbergensis</i>, archaic <i>H</i>. <i>sapiens</i>, Aterian.

Group B: sub-Saharan Middle Stone Age to mid Holocene H. sapiens.

<i>Through the skin</i> : Exploring pastoralist marks and their meanings to understand parts of East African rock art

Influenced by Lynch’s 1978 hypothesis that the megalithic and geometric engraved Namoratung’a sites

Art. XIII.—<i>Grammatical Sketch of the Haúsa Language</i>

The word consists of three syllables, and must not be tortured into Housa as is frequently done. Ha