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Dear readers, supporters, contributors and friends of EVC, Â
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We are happy to be able to share the latest news on the EVC network with you: The website design was refreshed with new tabs on the ribbon to help you navigate the website. New objects were added to the collection, a Zine project was initiated and the Ghanaian-German transcultural textbook has promise. As always, fruitful EVC meetings expand the shape of the network. Â
Thank you to all contributors who assisted in expanding our collaboration. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any suggestions or exciting project proposals you may have. Â Best regards,
Avi, Ernst and Tina on behalf of the EVC team Â
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Latest News‍ |
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February 19-23, 2024: Textbook Workshop at Nirox South AfricaÂ
From 29 to 23 February, the EVC textbook teams from Ghana and Germany met at the invitation of Avi Sooful (UP) for a joint workshop in Johannesburg, South Africa. The workshop was attended by Ebenezer Acquah (UEW), Nicole Berner (FAU), Esther Y. Danso-Wiredu (UEW), Patrique deGraft-Yankson... Read more |
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February 2, 2024: 24th Meeting of the Expert PanelMinutes of the 24th meeting
Present: Ebenezer Acquah, Juste Constant Onana Amougui, Patrique deGraft-Yankson, Osuanyi Essel, Mary Claire Akinyi Kidenda, Runette Kruger, Jayne Otieno, Nicola Pauli, Christian Römmelt, Avi Sooful, Bernadette Van Haute, Ernst Wagner
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New Objects‍ on the Website
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Amine El Gotaibi, Sun(w)hole - Piece of cradle, 2019"Winding your way along Kromdraai Road, Sun(w)hole (2019) pops in and out of view. From a distance the artwork is recognisably man-made: the top corner juts out from the hillside like a sundial, its silhouette stark against a crisp, winter sky. In summer the rain clouds gather, reaching outward and... Read more |
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Mary Sibande, The Reign, 2010Mary Sibande’s sculpture The Reign (2010) is part of the work series Long Live the Dead Queen (2009 - 2013). Her work is presented at The Iziko South African National Gallery in Cape Town. The museum is housing a vast and critically engaging collection of historical, modern and contemporary... Read more |
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Owusu-Ankomah. Deer Hunt. 1975Owuso-Ankomah (born 1956) painted this picture as a young man at the age of 22. Since then, his artistic work has been concerned with body and identity, origin and future of the human being. While he created this early work with watercolours, he used a traditional picture composition with foreground-middle... Read more |
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Roots and Routes – Diaspora Artists from GhanaÂ
The contributions to this “Musée Imaginaire” of diaspora artists from Ghana have been written in 2009 for a large-scale publication that was planned to be published in Ghana by the Nubuke Foundation in Accra. The aim was to introduce the art worlds of Ghana to a broad... Read more |
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New Features‍ on the Website
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Current EVC Projects‍ |
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(A) eye - AIÂ
(A) Eye - AI ... and the Future of Visual Culture.
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The future of visual art is being significantly impacted by artificial intelligence (AI) in various ways. AI technologies are revolutionizing how artists create, display and interact with art. The integration... Read more |
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EVC-ZineÂ
The EVC zine is going to be an experimental and creativity-driven publication and also a platform by / for academics, artists and students. Its target is to approach different topics that are of relevance to EVC and especially Young EVC such as gender, intimacy, and storytelling. It... Read more |
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Young EVCYoung EVC is an online exchange between students from South Africa and Germany.
Next meeting: May 24, 2024
At our next meeting we will watch the experimental film Routes/Roots: Reimagining The Owl House by Alexandra Knight and discuss it afterwards.
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Exploring Visual Cultures (EVC) is an open, transnational network of stakeholders in the field of art, art education, visual cultures studies, and cultural anthropology founded in 2018. EVC promotes global dialogue with respect to global citizenship and sustainable development. EVC’s activities are funded by its member institutions. www.explore-vc.org
Contact: info@explore-vc.org
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