african animation

currently researching african animation : interested in compiling a database of practitioners in various sub-saharan countries : welcome any postings from practitioners

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Saturday, April 20, 2019

Afrofuturism and Feminism

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As a keen follower of The Nest Collective and Jepchumba and her website AfricanDigitalArts , this video is worth a watch from the BOZAR: Con...

Sunday, March 16, 2014

AfricandigitalArt does TED Talks

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African Digital Art founder Jepchumba gives a great account of the start of the website AfricaDigitalArt at TEDtalks The site includes a...

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Monday, August 26, 2013

kenyan animation blog...

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For current information on the animation scene in Kenya and a great contribution to the blogosphere kenyanimators makes for a welcome addi...

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Wednesday, July 04, 2012

Plugged Digital Expo in Kenya

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Kenya's PLUGGED DIGITAL EXPO will be showcasing digital technologies and related industries for the East African region. It runs on th...

Monday, August 17, 2009

Kenyan Animation: A3 Genesis, the dawn of a new era?

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The recent event at the British Council, organised by the Association of Animation Artistes Kenya (A3) was a resounding success with a full...

Friday, June 19, 2009

SCOLMA Annual Conference: Africa and the Moving Image: the Role of Libraries and Archives

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The recent conference held at Newnham College, Cambridge, was a veritable attempt to begin to address the difficulties facing the future of ...

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Paula Callus: I research sub-Saharan African animation and completed a PHD for SOAS, University of London in this field - this is an area of interest that I have been looking at since 2003.. I moved to the UK in 2001 from Malta, where I was working in animated graphics at a television station. I then completed a Masters in Computer Animation at the NCCA Bournemouth Uni where I currently lecture as a Senior Academic. I completed a Masters in Anthropology of Media at SOAS, London in 2004 - focusing on discourses of identity in Post-Apartheid South African Animation

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