Copper-tinged clouds and tidinits feature in this selection of four Mauritanian artworks.
Read moreKenya
Fragmenting relationships and trumpet solos feature in this selection of four Kenyan artworks.
Read moreMorocco
Glassy orbs, unruly youths, and trance music feature in this selection of four Moroccan artworks
Read moreSouth Africa
Benchwarmers, mysterious powers, and empathy feature in this selection of four South African artworks.
Read moreThe Brief
A roundup of all of Silent Frame's 2017 interviews for The Brief, from Emma Donoghue to Marina Lewycka.
Read moreCollected Works: Literature
A roundup of the books featured in the Collected Works: Literature column in 2017, from Alias Grace to Maus.
Read morePerspectives II
A roundup of the films, poems, stories, and graphic novels featured in the Perspectives column in 2017.
Read moreStates of the Arts I
A roundup of artworks by African and Asian artists featured in the States of the Arts column in 2017.
Read moreDR Congo
Watercolours, pangolins, and aspiring musicians feature in this selection of four Congolese artworks.
Read moreZimbabwe
Nail art, campfire stories, and mbiras feature in this selection of four Zimbabwean artworks.
Read moreXhosa
Activism and inspirational women feature in this trio of artworks related to the word 'Xhosa'.
Read moreInterview: Nadifa Mohamed
'Art can be full or devoid of meaning.' We talk to Nadifa Mohamed, author of Black Mamba Boy.
Read moreNigeria
Swaddled sons, village customs, and civil protest feature in this selection of four Nigerian artworks.
Read moreAlgeria
Monotonous monuments and female liberation feature in this selection of four Algerian artworks.
Read moreSenegal
Fashion mishmashes, storytelling, and upbeat balladry feature in this selection of four Senegalese artworks.
Read moreFaeries of the Nile
A flock of faeries give a troubled woman a chance for escape in this short story by Mansoura Ez-Eldin.
Read moreThe Translator
A Sudanese woman adjusts to life in Aberdeen in this touching novel about exile and friendship by Leila Aboulela.
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