academic resource that offers journals and databases

Includes indexes of artists featured in historical publications such as Lantern, Our Art, and Artlook, including pdf's of many early pressclips. Maintained by the Haenggi Foundation.

The Decolonial Translation Group (GDT) is a network of activists-translators whose purpose is to promote the circulation of information about indigenous and decolonial struggles, irrespective of language barriers (English, Spanish, French, Portuguese)

Photos from the 1930s

Portal for African literatures, writers and films

Compiled by Janet L.Stanley, National Museum of African Art Library, Smithsonian Institution Libraries

Massive portal with endless resources. (Spanish and English)

Haenggi Foundation website useful for information on the Johannesburg art scene, 1960-1990.

Massive resource, including full texts of several book and thesis publications

The Spunk Library collects and distributes literature in electronic format, with an emphasis on anarchism and related issues. Last updated in 2000, but plenty good stuff happened before then!

Cultural portal and directory for the global south (English, French, Spanish & Portuguese)

For decolonial aesthetics and resources

Communicating about African cities

Sylvester Ogbechie's contemporary African arts blog.

Blog that is "not about famine, Bono or Obama"

African poetry, art and cinema (Portuguese)

Art reviews, interviews and critiques from Zambia.

Arts and culture, design and architecture, fashion, music, photography and more.

Curator Christine Eyene's blog

The blog for the Mozambican contemporary art association - update, por favor! (Portuguese)

Chika Okeke-Agulu's blog on "art, life and politics"

Literature of black diaspora, especially Brazilian, as well as Luso-African (Portuguese)

Australian based project promoting south-south exchange.

Multi-disciplinary arts organisation and centre, Lisbon (portuguese & english)

An artistic and cultural building protect of Barthelemy Toguo in Bandjoun, Cameroon. (French and English)

Centre for contemporary art, Lagos

Contemporary art and culture centre, Cairo

Centre in Cotonou, Benin

Innovative project established in Rabat, Morocco, by curator Abdellah Karroum (french, english & arabic)

Contemporary art space in Dar es Salaam

Centre for art, knowledge and society, Dakar. (French & English)

Multi-disciplinary and multi-functional arts centre, Cairo (English and Arabic)

The Contemporary African Art Collection (C.A.A.C. – The Pigozzi Collection), based in Geneva, is the largest private collection in the world of contemporary African art.

Active from 1922 to 1967, the Harmon Foundation's art collection provides an intriguing snapshot of modern African art

More of an ongoing revisionist art historical project than a typical private collection, ReVisions is now online, expanding the narrative of South African art.

Online magazine for African culture (Portuguese)

African/ Mediterranean art and culture (Italian)

Arts, politics, economy, education and science. (Dutch and English)

Trans-disciplinary open access scholarly peer-reviewed construct...

Multi-disciplinary site (French, English, German & Italian)

Afro design and contemporary art (French)

African news and information.

Caribbean art and culture magazine dedicated to highlighting contemporary visual art and the dialogues that exists between emerging and established artists

Produces print and digital versions, now transforming from national to international (African) publication.

Current coverage of South African visual arts

who no know go know

Journal of African art history and visual culture

Published by Delta Gallery in Harare from 1994 to 2002, all 31 issues are available online

Online journal for contemporary African arts

journal of contemporary African art

Pan-African voices for freedom and justice. (English, French and Portuguese)

Contemporary arts from Africa and the world.

Online journal for contemporary African art, based in Germany.

Online journal of the Kampala Arts Trust, focuses on East Africa

Official website of Third Text/Black Umbrella

African arts and culture (Spanish)

Launched in 2016, ART X Lagos is West Africa’s first international art fair

Official website of Africa's best known biennale (French & English)

Public art biennale, Douala. (French)

Zimbabwe's preeminent independent gallery

Gallery, Harare

Gallery, Maputo (Portuguese and English)

The Smithsonian Institutions African art museum. More Garth Erasmus artworks here than at all South African public collections combined!

Publishing project to issue critical texts on contemporary African arts, established by Sylvester Ogbechie.

Cape Town based pan-African multidisciplinary project

African Books Collective, founded, owned and governed by African publishers, seeks to strengthen indigenous African publishing through collective action and to increase the visibility and accessibility of the wealth of African scholarship and culture.

Established in 1957, the African Studies Association is a membership organization devoted to enhancing the exchange of information about Africa.

International Association of Art Critics (French & English)

Buala Cultural Association’s Internet site, a multidisciplinary portal dedicated to critique, record and reflection on contemporary African cultures. (Portuguese, English and French)

Cultural institute for study of Africa/s, based in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Portuguese)

Pan-African research organisation

inter-governmental autonomous organization for Latin America and the Caribbean dedicated to research, teaching and spreading of social sciences (Spanish)

Kumasi based network of arts village and arts-based community projects in Africa and beyond

Has links to all the Triangle workshops across the globe

The Noam Chomsky website

Eloquent and provocative critic who wrote one of the best critiques of the 1997 Johannesburg Biennale

Can you critique globalisation and be a pop star? You decide!

Prominent decolonial theorist

He spoke truth to power under apartheid, and he speaks truth to power under post-apartheid.