Afropean: A Journal is the new limited edition photobook version of Johny Pitts’s multiple award winning Afropean: Notes from Black Europe, which through photographs taken
Ahead of the official opening on 18th April, Afropean.com attended an exclusive viewing of the V&A East Museum and its landmark exhibition featuring our very
When living through a cultural watershed, we’re often not aware of its significance. It’s only in retrospect that it comes into view. There are times
Laurène Southe is a Congolese writer and activist based in Vienna, Austria. As a teenager she joined the Vienna African Writers Club at the University
Read Parts I & II Transitory properties of the original language: What emerges from this inversion is more than a problem of technology or credibility;
Read part Part I here The Unresolved Tension: With a fair measure of grace and discernment, I would probably permit a few remarks that are
Have you ever noticed how certain folk of African descent speak so eloquently? There’s a tendency, in ordinary conversations, to grammatically embellish speech with colourful,
