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Tag Archives: Angola
1972: Boycott Gulf
An anti-colonialist poster from the early 1970’s produced by the Pan-African Liberation Committee in Brookline, Massachusetts: “There are but two sides in a war—she fights on the side of African freedom – Gulf finances the other.” At the time, Angola … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970's, 20th Century, Africa, Angola, Capitalism, Colonialism, Photography, Women
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2014: A Moroccan Man (1913)
Senegalese artist Omar Victor Diop stages his self-portraits as historical photographs—complete with “original” dates. The photo above, for example, is titled A Moroccan man (1913); the one to the left is Dom Nicolau (Circa. 1830–1860). Both are from his 2014 … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th Century, 21st Century, Africa, Angola, Art, Colonialism, Dom Nicolau, History, Morocco, Omar Victor Diop, Photography, Portraits, Portugal, Senegal, Soccer
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