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2004, The Global Art World, Inc. On the Globalization of contemporary art

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This document outlines various contributions to contemporary art theories, focusing on the intersections of art and research, globalism, and the narratives surrounding international art exhibitions. It references numerous symposiums and critical discussions related to the global art landscape, highlighting the complex dialogues between cultural practices and political contexts.

Art in the Global Present

CSR Books is a book series initiated by the journal Cultural Studies Review, and published as an e-book by UTS e-Press with print-on-demand paperbacks also available. The series has two aims: to bring new work in the broadly-conceived field of cultural studies to both current readers and new audiences, and to revisit themes or concerns that have preoccupied Cultural Studies Review since its inception.

A*Magazine: *Art *Africa *Analysis

2017

Basel has a longstanding connection with Africa and its university is the leading hub for African Studies in Switzerland today. This engagement with Africa is not limited to the University of Basel but is deeply rooted in society. A great number of people in this town engage with Africa and provide the critical mass that allows for anchoring the academic focus on Africa in the wider society. The programme presented in this A* Magazine demonstrates how fruitful this relationship between academy and society is, and how important it is to go beyond the pursuit of scientific knowledge, reach out and engage with society, and extend the engagement with the continent to the arts. The Centre for African Studies Basel as initiator of the Africa focus presented in this publication wishes you an exciting and enriching experience. We look forward to seeing you at one or the other event and extend a big thank you to all who contribute to the programme and made it possible. Veit Arlt, Executive Secretary of the Centre for African Studies Basel JUNE JUNI JUIN 201 7 *ART *AFRIC A *ANALYSIS EXHIBITIONS The Basler Afrika Bibliographien exhibits forgotten musical archives from Namibia's liberation struggle. The Basel University Library showcases an exhibition on the history of press photography in Africa. The urban art scene of Douala is the focus of an exhibition at the Ausstellungsraum Klingental. Young university graduates from Mali and Burkina Faso speak about their visions for the future in the exhibition Devenir quelqu'un. Kongo am Rhein showcases contemporary visual artists from the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Image Afrique Festival '17 presents a series of photographic exhibitions across the city. Pages 5-7 FILM E 3600 scientific artworks screens a selection of films from the German International Ethnographic Film Festival. Image Afrique Festival '17 brings African cinema to Liestal and the Kongo am Rhein Festival presents the films Viva Riva! and Pygmée Blues from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Pages 22-23 FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE PERFORMANCE The bird's eye jazz club, Jazzcampus and Markthalle host live concerts by the renowned Andile Yenana Sextet and Marcus Wyatt's Blue Notes Tribute. The Kongo am Rhein Festival presents an operatic recital by counter tenor, Serge Kakudji, a concert with Yannick Nkoy and his Rumba Congolaise and the Trap music by Jones Cruipy. Also part of their programme are theatre performances by Dieudonné Niangouna and readings by Fiston Mwanza Mujila and In Koli Jean Bofane. Image Afrique Festival '17 presents African literature readings in Stadtsprachen and A* Piece of Street Festival takes the stage into the public space of Basel. Pages 13-15 Der Geist der Universität by knowbotiq (2017). Created for the Psychotropic Gold project, installed in front of the mosaics by Walter Eglin in front of the Kollegienhaus at the University of Basel.

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