A large format critical journal collecting essays, interviews and reviews on contemporary African art. Issue 19, Summer 2004: Topics include the Sufi arts of Urban Senegal, the Studio Museum in Harlem and the media movement in modern Nigeria and the Gold Coast. Contributors discuss the work of Chris Ofili, Terry Adkins, Georges Adeagbo, and Tracey Rose. Also includes an interview with Abderrahmane Sissako and reviews the exhibition Black President: the Art and Legacy of Fela Kuti. 96pp, USA.

2004 Paperback

Special focus on photography and film, including the work of the following: El Anatsui, Basquiat, Deborah Bell, Djibril Diop Mambety, Touhami Ennadre, Anawan Haloba and Kehinde Wiley. Col illus, 136pp, USA. NKA JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN ART.

Theme: The 21st Century and the Mega Shows: A Curators' Roundtable.Selected contents: A Shout-Out to Gordon, St. Clair Bourne; Architecture as Colonial Discourse: Angela Ferreira's Maisons Tropicales, Manthia Diawara; Exhibitions, Apertures, and Imaginaries: Lessons from Snap Judgments, Elizabeth Harney; Looking Both Ways: Art of the Contemporary African Diaspora, Laurie Ann Farrell; Ee:Print / Re:Present / Re:View - Three Artists, Three Projects, Salah M. Hassan; The Revolution Stripped Bare... Gilane Tawadros; Africa Remix: An Immigrant, to be Looked at from the Other Side of Reinforced Glass, Rory Bester; On Art and Contamination: Performing Authenticity in Global Art Practices, Soraya Murray & Derek Conrad Murray; And what are you Looking at? Formulas for Making the Invisible Visible, Elvira Dyangani Ose. 208pp, USA. NKA JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN ART.