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The New African: Volume 3, Number 1, January 1964 | |
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The New African: Volume 2, Number 8, September 1963 | |
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The influence of African art |
A note adapted from the catalogue to the Rhodesian Festival of African Art. |
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Ibrahim el Salahi |
Ibrahim el Salahi is a young Sudanese artist. |
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A release of energy |
Nigeria, the Arts and Mbari. |
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Mbari: first anniversary |
The end of June this year marked the first anniversary of Mbari Writers' and Artists' Club. |
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The New African: Volume 1, Number 2, February 1962 | |
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The New African: Volume 1, Number 1, January 1962 | |
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May Day 1989 Culture Week Pinetown Performance Tape IX |
AN EXHIBITION OF ARTWORKS. CULTURAL PERFORMANCE REGARDING WORKERS. |
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May Day 1990 Cultural Program 27 April - 1 May |
Cultural performances and speeches to commemorate MayDay. The focus is Workers and Youth unity. Celebrations around MayDay. |
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COSATU Culture Congress NASREC July 1989 |
A culture congress to which all federations of COSATUwere invited to perform cultural items dedicated to the congress movement. |
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Workers' Library Launch 22 OCtober 1988 Tape II |
Speeches and cultural performance to launch the Workers Library and to explain how the Workers library came about and to describe it aims. To encourage workers to get involved. |
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Durban Workers' Culture Day (Clairwood 1987) Tape II |
A cultural day held for workers in Durban. The workers performed talent items to entertain the crowd. |
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Workers' Library Launch 22 October 1988 Tape I |
Speeches and cultural performance to launch the Workers Library and to explain how the Workers library came about and to describe it aims. |
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May Day 1985 (Tape III) |
Meeting with workers to explain history of MayDay and why workers celebrate. Cultural performances by worker groups.Role-plays reveal real problems facing workers in South Africa and associated struggle to attend MayDay celebrations. |
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May Day 1985 (Tape II) |
Meeting with workers to explain history of MayDay and why workers celebrate. Cultural performances by worker groups.Role-plays reveal real problems facing workers in South Africa and associated struggle to attend MayDay celebrations. |
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Before Dawn Culture in Another South Africa (CASA) |
CASA TOOK PLACE IN AMSTERDAM IN DECEMEBR 1987 AND WAS ATTENDED BY 300 SOUTH AFRICAN ARTISTS, OF WHOM 120 CAME DIRECTLY FROM SOUTH AFRICAN AND 180 AS EXILES FROM THE REST OF THE WORLD 'BEFORE DAWN' IS A CO-PRODUCTION OF ANC IN LUSAKA AND THE ANTI-APARTHEID MOVEMENT NETHERLANDS IN AMSTERDAM. |
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Theoria: a journal of studies in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences No.35 1970 | |
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Theoria: a journal of studies in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences No.31 1968 | |
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Theoria: a journal of studies in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences No.37 1971 |