... AFRICOBRA , AFRICOBRA II exhibition catalog, 1971. Benjamin Goodman, Malcolm X: The End of White World Supremacy (New York: Merlin House, 1971), 13–14. Franz Fanon, Wretched of the Earth (Paris: Dammes de la terre, 1961), 1. Edmund ...
... AFRICOBRA from Chicago for an exhibition through August 30. The event marks the premier showing for AFRICOBRA (African Commune of Bad Relevant Artists), and is suitably labeled "AFRICOBRA 1." A total of some 45 works by the 10 artists ...
... AFRICOBRA , see Jeff Donaldson , “ 10 in Search of a Nation , ” Black World ( October 1970 ) : 80–89 . 6. For a full description of AFRICOBRA principles and aesthetics by one of its founder members , see Barbara Jones Hogu , “ The ...
... AfriCobra,” http://africobra.com/Introduction.html (accessed June 20, 2020). 40. Barbara Jones- Hogu, “The History, Philosophy and Aesthetics of AfriCOBRA,” in AfriCOBRA in Chicago, 2008, https://areachicagoarchive.wordpress.com/2019/02 ...
... AfriCOBRA History, Philosophy, and Aesthetics,” NKA: Journal of Contemporary African Art 30 (Spring 2012) 91–97 (92). This essay was originally published as “The History, Philosophy and Aesthetics of Afri-COBRA,” in the exhibition ...
Contemporary Art of a Continent Simon Njami. AFRICOBRA AfriCobra , a group of African - American artists headed by Jeff Donaldson in Chicago in 1969 , was originally the visual arts section of COBRA ( Coalition of Black Revolutionary ...
... AfriCOBRA artists was mounted, for which Larry Neal wrote the catalog. Today, the artists of AfriCOBRA continue to exert a powerful cultural influence on African American art and activism. In 2013, two exhibits of AfriCOBRA artists were ...
... AfriCOBRA.” In the early years of the organization one could also find “Africobra,” “AfriCobra,” and even “Afro-Cobra” being used. I use AFRICOBRA here for simplicity because, for print purposes, a decision has to be made. Naomi ...
... (AfriCobra), a coalition of Black artists, was founded. The purpose of Afri- Cobra was to establish a Black aesthetic school of thought derived from traditional African art and African American culture. While the artists agreed to retain ...
... AfriCOBRA TOBIAS WOFFORD AfriCOBRA began in the crucible of cultural and political turmoil in the United States during the 1960s.11 Like other artists of the Black Arts Movement, AfriCOBRA artists adopted the revolutionary rhetoric of ...