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(From left to right) Ricardo Rodríguez Brey, Tomás Esson Reid, Zaida de Río, Joel Jovert Llenderosos, Ciro Quintana Gutiérrez, Neo Rauch, Klaus Killisch. As part of the exhibition Young Artists of the GDR and Cuba, 1989. Photo: Elfriede Schönborn. Courtesy of the Bundesarchiv Lichterfelde

C& Print Issue Another 89

Cultural Development Policy

In the last two decades of the GDR, the East German Center for…

Illustration by Edson Ikê, inspired by self-portrait images from Khadija Saye’s Venice Biennale series Dwelling: In This Space We Breat

C& Special Edition #Detroit

Au sujet de la mort, de la perte et du traitement des archives (noires)

La curatrice, auteure et artiste Legacy Russell réfléchit à la possibilité de matérialiser…

Mural paintings by Farid Belkahia (center) and Mohammed Hamidi (right), Asilah, Morocco. Both 1978. As published in Asilah: Premier moussem culturel, juillet/août 1978, exh. cat. (Casablanca: Shoof, 1978). Reproduced by permission of the photographer, Mohammed Melehi.

Peinture murale à Asilah

La ville côtière marocaine qui transforme ses murs en tableaux

Depuis sa réhabilitation dans les années 1970, la ville marocaine d’Asilah sur la côte…

Malala Andrialavidrazana, Figures 1838, Atlas Elémentaire, 2015. Courtesy the artist.

Un nouveau départ

Comment la culture au Congo peut progresser en tirant les leçons du passé

Dans les années 1970, le Congo (par la suite le Zaïre) a connu un…

Atul Bhalla, Looking for lost water IV, 2018. 54 x 26 inches (1371.6 x 635 mm), archival Pigment print. Courtesy of the artist.

Raimi Olakunle Gbadamosi on the Protection of Tap Water

The Possibility of Imagining Something New

His political involvement is fervent, his artistic work constantly investigating social and cultural…

Mujeres Muralistas. Latinoamerica. 1974. Roy Anderson paints on concrete. 20’ x 76’. Mission St. bet. 25th & 26th St, San Francisco.

Another 68!

The Black Female Artists Who Pioneered Alternative Art Spaces in Mexico

Despite the 1968 rise of protests against the regime in Mexico, narratives of…

Black Panthers from Sacramento, Free Huey Rally, Bobby Hutton, Memorial Park in Oakland, CA. Photo credit: Pirkle Jones and Ruth-Marion Baruch

Another 68!

Decolonize 1968! How to shift the Perspective of Collective Memory

In this article Peggy Piesche writes about how much the liberation ideas of…

Querilla Women in Simbabwe

Another 68!

How Zimbabwean Women Achieved Their Struggles for Independence Through Resistance Songs

The underrepresented Zimbabwean Guerilla Women’s Rebellion played a key role in the country’s…

Delegation Parade Frelimo. Photo: Luc-Daniel Dupire. Courtesy of PANAFEST archiv

Un autre 1968!

Comment l’Algérie est-elle devenue la « Mecque des révolutionnaires » dans les années 1960

Les répercussions politiques et culturelles des émeutes mondiales de 1968 ont été abondamment…

(left) Depiction of Dogon God “Amma ”, shown like many ancient God’s with an elongated head. (right) Cover of Dr. Marimba Ani, Yurugu: An African- Centered Critique Of European Thought and Behavior, 1994.

Racism: a bigger picture

“Germanomania” and the Myth of Nationalism

The unfading legacies of Western racism is a paradigm C& continuously examines through…

(left) Cover of Frantz Fanon, Black Skin, White Masks (right) Lyle Ashton Harris, Brotherhood, Crossroads and Etcetera #3 [in collaboration with Thomas Allen Harris], 1994. Courtesy the artist.

C& Center of Unfinished Business

How Frantz Fanon Has Influenced Generations of Queer Artists

In this series, C& and ArtsEverywhere commission texts inspired by the books in…

Lyle Ashton Harris, Verona #1, 2001-2004. Courtesy of Lyle Ashton Harris.

The World's Game

Football and Contemporary Art

Football is more than a game. Various contemporary artists have fiercely explored the…