Connecting Afro Futures
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Published in connection with the eponymous exhibition at the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin, Connecting Afro Futures takes up the positions presented in two project hubs in Dakar and Kampala and expands on them with discursive and visual contributions including essays, interviews, photo spreads and illustrations. Fashion and hair in the African context, as well as the question of Afro Futures that is posed in the title of the project, are discussed and staged visually from a decolonialised perspective on global developments in design.
Text in English and German.
Author/Artist/Designer
Claudia Banz (Author), Cornelia Lund (Author), Beatrace Angut Oola (Author)Pages
128
Dimensions
20.83cm x 1.27cm x 24.89cm
ISBN
9783735606150
Product code
163952
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