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IKOQWE’s ‘The Beginning, the Medium, the End and the Infinite’ Is a Sublime Debut
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IKOQWE’s ‘The Beginning, the Medium, the End and the Infinite’ Is a Sublime Debut

By
Adriane Pontecorvo
/ 9 March 2021

IKOQWE’s The Beginning is a compact yet and complete package, a fearless debut that promises to keep finding new and imaginative ways to assemble fascinating sonic stories with unique aplomb.

Graphic Fiction ‘Angola Janga’ Brings Forth the History of a Kingdom of Fugitives
Books/Comics

Graphic Fiction ‘Angola Janga’ Brings Forth the History of a Kingdom of Fugitives

By
Chris Gavaler
/ 2 May 2019

Poignant motifs travel through Marcelo D'Salete's graphic novel of Brazil's Angola Janga, a kingdom of runaway slaves.

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Waldemar Bastos: Classics of My Soul

By
Deanne Sole
/ 1 February 2013
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That Great Intriguing Mulatto: ‘Brazil: An Inconvenient History’

By
Terrence Butcher
/ 11 April 2012
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Various Artists: Angola Soundtrack: The Unique Sound of Luanda 1965-1976

By
Deanne Sole
/ 23 January 2011
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Various Artists: Comfusões 1: From Angola to Brasil

By
Deanne Sole
/ 30 September 2009
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Lulendo: Angola

By
Deanne Sole
/ 9 August 2006

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