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National dress of Nigeria. Colorful clothing of Nigerian tribes - Nationalclothing.org Nigerian Tribes, Ghana Empire, Talking Drums, Nigerian Culture, African Life, African Drum, Yoruba People, Afrikaanse Kunst, Eco Print

The Federal Republic of Nigeria is a not very large, though rather populous country of West Africa. About 150 million of people live in Nigeria. So, the clothing traditions of its population are various. Some of the traditional dresses in Nigeria root back to ancients tribes who lived here centuries ago, others were formed by the influence of British, Portuguese and French colonizers (19-20th centuries). Today many people in Nigeria use modern clothes, western style of attire. But still…

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Literal Art! Map Of Africa, Afrique Art, Afrikaanse Kunst, Seni Origami, African Textiles, Africa Art, Africa Map, Art Africain, African Pattern

Struggling to remember or make sense of complicated information? Maybe a visual makeover with an eye-catching chart or graph will help! And if you have doubts about its effectiveness, allow us to introduce you to a subreddit called “Data Art”. It's a community dedicated to sharing “aesthetically satisfying data visualizations that you'd be proud to hang on your wall”.

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In “African Victoria” (2019), Zimbabwean artist Tamary Kudita ( @africatotheworldzw ) powerfully confronts the legacies of colonialism and unchosen histories, transforming invisible bodies into symbols of strength and visibility. By using African fabrics, Kudita not only reclaims cultural and gendered identities but also honors Zimbabwe’s rich heritage, challenging viewers to reconsider the narratives that shape contemporary African identity. Zimbabwe Culture, The Legacies, Africa Day, African Fabrics, Symbols Of Strength, Zimbabwe, African Fabric, African Fashion, Black Color

In “African Victoria” (2019), Zimbabwean artist Tamary Kudita ( @africatotheworldzw ) powerfully confronts the legacies of colonialism and unchosen histories, transforming invisible bodies into symbols of strength and visibility. By using African fabrics, Kudita not only reclaims cultural and gendered identities but also honors Zimbabwe’s rich heritage, challenging viewers to reconsider the narratives that shape contemporary African identity.

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