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March 01 2008
Global Africa: Through the Lens of Visual Culture
Eugenia S. Martinez,
Eugenia S. Martinez
Eugenia S. Martinez is currently completing her MA in art history at the University of Florida. She will begin the art history PhD program at UF in Spring 2008. eugenius@uf.edu
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Courtnay Micots,
Courtnay Micots
Courtnay Micots is a PhD student in African art history at the University of Florida. Her dissertation will concentrate on the Fante arts of Ghana. micots@uf.edu
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MacKenzie Moon,
MacKenzie Moon
MacKenzie Moon is a graduate student in African art history at the University of Florida studying with Victoria Rovine and Robin Poynor. mmoon21@uf.edu
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Amy Schwartzott
Amy Schwartzott
Amy Schwartzott is a PhD student in art history at the University of Florida. Her area of focus is recycled materials in contemporary arts of Africa and the Diaspora. zott@uf.edu
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Eugenia S. Martinez
Eugenia S. Martinez is currently completing her MA in art history at the University of Florida. She will begin the art history PhD program at UF in Spring 2008. eugenius@uf.edu
Courtnay Micots
Courtnay Micots is a PhD student in African art history at the University of Florida. Her dissertation will concentrate on the Fante arts of Ghana. micots@uf.edu
MacKenzie Moon
MacKenzie Moon is a graduate student in African art history at the University of Florida studying with Victoria Rovine and Robin Poynor. mmoon21@uf.edu
Amy Schwartzott
Amy Schwartzott is a PhD student in art history at the University of Florida. Her area of focus is recycled materials in contemporary arts of Africa and the Diaspora. zott@uf.edu
Online ISSN: 1937-2108
Print ISSN: 0001-9933
© 2008 by the Regents of the University of California.
2008
African Arts (2008) 41 (1): 8–11.
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Eugenia S. Martinez, Courtnay Micots, MacKenzie Moon, Amy Schwartzott; Global Africa: Through the Lens of Visual Culture. African Arts 2008; 41 (1): 8–11. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/afar.2008.41.1.8
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