Atlantica: Contemporary Art from Mozambique and its Diaspora/ Editor: Angela Ferreira

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TextPublication details: Hangar Books; 2021Description: 268p; 26x21cmISBN:

9789892088105

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Summary: Atlantica is a book about contemporary art in Mozambique and its diaspora. It brings together images of works by 14 visual artists and theoretical essays by curators and scholars. Taking into account the artistic production of the new millennium in Mozambique, this work reflects distinct histories and artistic visions, along with a wide variety of formats and genres of writing, also mirroring the diversity of origins of its authors.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	SAF Reference Library	Visual Arts	N5300-7418 195.612 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		6591

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Atlantica is a book about contemporary art in Mozambique and its diaspora. It brings together images of works by 14 visual artists and theoretical essays by curators and scholars. Taking into account the artistic production of the new millennium in Mozambique, this work reflects distinct histories and artistic visions, along with a wide variety of formats and genres of writing, also mirroring the diversity of origins of its authors.

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