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Meet Joumana Medlej. An amazing creative whose work includes the comic series Malaak: Angel of Peace, educational children’s books about Lebanon, art tutorials and calligraphy.
Illustrating Language and Culture with Graphic Novelist Joumana Medlej
The sample edition of KULCHA Magazine went live this afternoon. Some great interviewees, writers and artists have contributed their time to this edition, so I hope you enjoy it. Click here to download...
Wayna Picchu is a latin folk band, formed 1994 in Munich, Germany. Here’s their song “El Cóndor Pasa“, a traditional song from Peru.
What we know as the “Aztec Empire” was one of the great empires that thrived in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico in 1519. Check out the latest on Taste Culture!
The Rise & Fall of Aztec Gods and Mythologies
For these three Indigenous Australian rap artists, the culture of hip-hop became an outlet to express their rights.
Check out our interview with Lebanese Alternative New Rock Band - Lazzy Lung!
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NEW MUSIC: Michael Kiwanuka & Dan Auerbach - Lasan
British-Ugandan artist Michael Kiwanuka and Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys team up for this mellow, but soulful, collaboration.
Nigerian Sculptor and Painter, the late Ben Enwonwu in his art studio in Ikoyi, suburb of Lagos, Nigeria.
‘’I will not accept an inferior position in the art world. Nor have my art called African because I have not correctly and properly given expression to my reality. I have consistently fought against that kind of philosophy because it is bogus. European artists like Picasso, Braque and Vlaminck were influenced by African art. Everybody sees that and is not opposed to it. But when they see African artists who are influenced by their European training and technique, they expect that African to stick to their traditional forms even if he bends down to copying them. I do not copy traditional art. I like what I see in the works of people like Giacometti but I do not copy them. I knew Giacometti personally in England, you know. I knew he was influenced by African sculptures. But I would not be influenced by Giacometti, because he was influenced by my ancestors.”
Desta Hagos was born in Adwa in 1952, and she lived there until the age of nine, when she moved to Addis Ababa. Desta Hagos’s artistic interest developed at the age of five, when her father bought her crayons and asked her to draw flowers, rather than cutting them from the garden. After she finished high school, Desta joined the SFAD in 1964 as one of the first female students. Her teacher Gebre-Kristos Desta exerted an enduring influence on her style, which was also affected by her studies in the United States, where she earned a BFA from California Lutheran College. After three decades working as an artist, Desta Hagos recently opened her own art gallery in Addis Ababa.
Starting in the late 1890s, Mohammad Abdullah Hassan rallied the Somali people to fight against European expansion in East Africa. With Hassan’s impassioned battle cry, the Dervish State was created, encompassing northern Somalia. Meanwhile, on the eastern shores, the Sultan of Zanzibar leased the city of Mogadishu to Italy in 1905. Known as Mogadiscio, the city became the capital of Italian Somaliland, which stretched from the Eastern tip of British Somaliland all the way down the coast to Kenya.
To the right, Somali soldiers stand for a portrait photograph, taken in Yemen in the early 1900s. A French postcard shows a young man wearing traditional attire on the left.
Really nice video from Angolan singer Aline Frazão
Life is transparent, warm and swirls randomly like a soft light. And it constantly changes… Life illuminates itself and then it begins to illuminates a new life. A sprouted mass of innumerable lights become a flow before long, and then become the part of the life-throb of ages. That ties life, this moment now.
This video and quote is by: Daihei Shibata
Designer: Sarfo of Styles at Africa Fashion Week NY 2011
Check out the latest on Taste Culture: Alexandre Paulikevitch’s Danse Résistance
Image Credit: Randa Mirza
I'm obsessed with Soungalo Coulibaly's albums so I would like to share this song - Tunga ma danbe
K'naan's EP more beautiful than silence is finally here! This is the second single, 'is anybody out there', a collaboration with nelly furtado.
New Post on Taste Culture! Reconstructing Visual Narratives Through Artistic Renewal
Artistic exploration allows Lebanese artist Ginou Choueiri to reconstruct her personal visual narratives and find renewal. Check it out!
