Bookshops and Race: Nigerian Writer Speaks Out
By SWAN PARIS (IDN | SWAN) – “Are there bookshops in Nigeria?”, asked a French journalist of famous Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, igniting a firestorm on
By SWAN PARIS (IDN | SWAN) – “Are there bookshops in Nigeria?”, asked a French journalist of famous Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, igniting a firestorm on
PARIS (IDN | SWAN) – The French branch of rights group Amnesty International is hosting its 8th Human Rights Film Festival, with films from countries
By A.D. McKenzie KINGSTON (IDN | SWAN) – Dance has long been a potent force among the arts in Jamaica, with pioneering companies such as
By A.D. McKenzie PARIS (IDN | SWAN) – The “musically vibrant and culturally rich city” of Havana, Cuba, will host the main concert of this year’s
By A.D. McKenzie PARIS (IDN | SWAN) – Many people know of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites, which include structures such as China’s Great Wall and
By A.D. McKenzie | SWAN PARIS – It is being billed as the largest exhibition devoted to Mexican art in at least half a century,
By A.D. McKenzie LOS ANGELES | PARIS – When Cuban artist Belkis Ayón died in 1999, she was only 32 years old, but she left
By A.D. McKenzie PARIS – While many literature festivals have become predictable in their line-up of bestselling authors, some innovative events have added a social-issues
An event to “exemplify global kinship without borders” By A.D. McKenzie PARIS | WASHINGTON DC – The fifth annual International Jazz Day will be celebrated