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SUMMARY:Book Launch: Re-Imagining African Cities
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to announce the publication of our special issue
  Re-Imagining African Cities: The Arts and Urban Politics.Eight essays by 
 leading international scholars in African art\, performance and literature
  explore the place of the arts in African urban politics as a subject of a
 nalysis\, as a driving force of social and political change\, and as an ar
 biter of culture. Based on research in Kinshasa\, Paris\, Cape Town\, Lago
 s\, Bamenda\, Korhogo\,Freetown\, Johannesburg and Kampala\, the contribut
 ions offer insights into contemporary art practices in globally connected 
 African cities\, reflecting them as social and cultural spaces\, as sites 
 and figures of social imagination\, and as a subject of artistic articulat
 ion.
X-ALT-DESC:We are pleased to announce the publication of our special issue 
 Re-Imagining African Cities: The Arts and Urban Politics.<br />Eight essay
 s by leading international scholars in African art\, performance and liter
 ature explore the place of the arts in African urban politics as a subject
  of analysis\, as a driving force of social and political change\, and as 
 an arbiter of culture. Based on research in Kinshasa\, Paris\, Cape Town\,
  Lagos\, Bamenda\, Korhogo\,Freetown\, Johannesburg and Kampala\, the cont
 ributions offer insights into contemporary art practices in globally conne
 cted African cities\, reflecting them as social and cultural spaces\, as s
 ites and figures of social imagination\, and as a subject of artistic arti
 culation.
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