Born and raised in Italy and the daughter of Somali refugees, the multilingual writer, activist and scholar, Igiaba Scego understands very well the complexities of
By now we should be familiar with the (not-so) anecdotal horror stories about how Black aesthetics can be penalised in various contexts; no less
Whilst Afropean is primarily focused on those with a cultural connection to the African continent living in Europe, we also take an active interest in
It is generally acknowledged that the most esteemed and significant African artist in the second half of the 20th century was the modernist, Ben Enwonwu.
My interview with South African Jazz pianist, composer, and vocalist, Bokani Dyer is off to an inauspicious start. Both of us are having freak tech
Afropean is excited to highlight two new theatrical pieces by British African and Caribbean writers, playing at the world-renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival this month: Dugsi Dayz