What I'm reading this week... (Feb 6th - Feb 10th)
Njeri Wangari: Telling our own story: President Paul Kagame’s Flickr effect (shared by a friend, TD)
Note: This article above is quite informative, but it is important to accurately name historical events. The event that took place in Rwanda in 1994 is properly referred to as the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi, not simply the "1994 Genocide."
Kenyan Workers Make ChatGPT Less Toxic. At $2/hr.
The future of the Metaverse depends on South Korea?
The Islamic Arts Biennale celebrates the opening of its first edition in Jeddah.
Furniture design Nigerian
“Currently, Marcus-Bellow is collaborating with a photographer for a work-in-progress research project called Logo, which revolves around archiving and documenting several portraits of design products from a photojournalistic point of view. 'A lot of people were talking about design and distribution not existing in contemporary Africa and then I realised there were a lot of anonymous works across major cities in Africa. I thought it was necessary to document these products because these are contextually important,' he says.”
Does anything catch your attention? Feel free to drop a comment below.
