Interviews
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
Alex Tetteh-Lartey in this programme had the opportunity to spend some time chatting with a visitor from Khartoum - Farah Eissa Mohammed, tape librarian in the University of Khartoum's Institute of African and Asian Studies. His particular interest is traditional music. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
Alex Tetteh-Lartey in this programme had the opportunity to spend some time chatting with a visitor from Khartoum - Farah Eissa Mohammed, tape librarian in the University of Khartoum's Institute of African and Asian Studies. His particular interest is traditional music. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
Alex Tetteh-Lartey in this programme had the opportunity to spend some time chatting with a visitor from Khartoum - Farah Eissa Mohammed, tape librarian in the University of Khartoum's Institute of African and Asian Studies. His particular interest is traditional music. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
Alex Tetteh-Lartey in this programme had the opportunity to spend some time chatting with a visitor from Khartoum - Farah Eissa Mohammed, tape librarian in the University of Khartoum's Institute of African and Asian Studies. His particular interest is traditional music. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
Alex Tetteh-Lartey in this programme had the opportunity to spend some time chatting with a visitor from Khartoum - Farah Eissa Mohammed, tape librarian in the University of Khartoum's Institute of African and Asian Studies. His particular interest is traditional music. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
Alex Tetteh-Lartey talks to Hukwe Zawose, a man with a remarkable ability, with him came fellow Tanzanian, Emmanuel Makala. Hukwe Zawose play the Maramba, the largest sanza or thumb-piano. he has been playing together with his fellow musicians from Bagamoyo College in Tanzania.
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
Arts and Africa leaves the studio for the experience of African Village life, just out into one of London's parks called Holland Park which is the setting for a three week festival descriptively called "African Music Village" |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
In this programme we meet two young artists, one paints and the other writes plays, who left Africa when they were old enough to have absorbed a lot of their own culture but when they had still to complete their education. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
One of Africa's most famous Painter, Twins Seven Seven talk to Arts and Africa and hear from a writer of children's stories from Zambia. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
We look at the work of two contemporary sculptors, and they could hardly be more fifferent. From Zimbabwe, the legendary Henry of Tengeneenge, an untrained artist who stumbled upon sculpture by accodent at the age of 36. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
This is a colourful Arts and Afgrica progamme because the oil paintings of the Ghanaian artist Dr Ablade Glover came under scrutiny. His oil paintings are on show at the October Gallery in London. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
This is a colourful Arts and Afgrica progamme because the oil paintings of the Ghanaian artist Dr Ablade Glover came under scrutiny. His oil paintings are on show at the October Gallery in London. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
This is a colourful Arts and Afgrica progamme because the oil paintings of the Ghanaian artist Dr Ablade Glover came under scrutiny. His oil paintings are on show at the October Gallery in London. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
This is a colourful Arts and Afgrica progamme because the oil paintings of the Ghanaian artist Dr Ablade Glover came under scrutiny. His oil paintings are on show at the October Gallery in London. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
This is a colourful Arts and Afgrica progamme because the oil paintings of the Ghanaian artist Dr Ablade Glover came under scrutiny. His oil paintings are on show at the October Gallery in London. |
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Arts and Africa |
Alex Tetteh-Lirtey and Florence Akst interview Miriam Tlali, a writer from South Africa about her first of three novels called "Muriel at Metropolitan." They are interested to know about her experiences and what inspired her to write such a novel. |
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Arts and Africa |
Jerusha Castley interviews different representatives from 24 countries (Jester Tshuma, Flora Nwapa, Carol Spedding, Thokozile Chaane, Buchi Emecheta, Alifa Rifaat) about feminist movement internationally, who have been attending the first ever International Feminist Book Fair in London. |
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Arts and Africa |
Alex Tetteh-Lartey speaks with Fatma Shabaan Abdullah who is an artist, designer, teacher, and the Director of Arts and Museum in Zanzibar. He organized an exhibition devoted to the history of the Kanga, showing at London's Commonwealth Institute. |
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Arts and Africa |
An English artist goes to Malawi and a Malawian artist comes to Britain. Witness Kay Chiromo, a painter from Malawi lectures in fine art at the University of Malawi. |
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Arts and Africa |
This programme is a unique exchange between the artists of Sierra Leone and an English city, and the new African music which continues to take London by storm. |