HENLEY’S Father Christmas took part in a successful attempt to set a world record for continuous storytelling. Michael ...

MARRAKESH - In Morocco's tourist hub of Marrakesh, a contemporary art fair has energised the local creative scene, drawing on the famed city's aesthetic legacy to propel emerging African artists ...

In Morocco's tourist hub of Marrakesh, a contemporary art fair has energised the local creative scene, drawing on the famed city's aesthetic legacy to propel emerging African artists into the ...

"Angela" by photographer Malcolm Ryder, a participant in the Art of the African Diaspora exhibit. VALLEJO — Black History month events in Vallejo continue this week with an exhibit of works by artists ...

RFI English was on the ground to cover the Moroccan edition of the 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair, which first launched in London in 2013, followed by New York in 2015, and Marrakech in 2018.

SIDI YAHYA ZAER, Morocco (AP) — Mbarka Moullablad’s family frowned when she first told them she planned to make a living as a cheikha, singing about love, pain, and societal change to the ...

That said, “shedding” one's skin is easier said than done, so here are 10 ways you can master the art of letting go. 3. Identify your ‘Human Sunbeam.’ In a world that often feels clouded ...

Highlighting Black talent is the central mission of the second annual We Black Folk Fest at Club Passim in Cambridge, a two-day festival in February honoring the West African griot tradition through ...

The widespread awareness and growing availability of low-cost tools powered by artificial intelligence is putting them on the radar of African governments and entrepreneurs keen to develop home-grown ...

The Worcester Black History Project returns to the Krikorian Gallery in the Worcester Center for Crafts to co-present a free art exhibition, "I've Known Rivers: African Americans and ... encompasses ...

January 29, 2025 - The Savannah African Art Museum will be unveiling a new art exhibit, “Renegotiated Self: Secret Societies of West and Central Africa,” on Saturday, Feb. 1 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.