VIRGILIA FERRÃO – “I didn’t see myself as an author”
Written by: Eduardo Quive Photos by: Amilton Neves Issue 72 Mar/Apr | Download. VIRGILIA FERRÃO – “I didn’t see myself as an author”
Indico Encounters with Elvira Viegas and Horácio Guiamba – Cross times
Written by: Leonel Matusse Jr. Photos by: Yassmin Forte Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. IndicO Encounters with Elvira Viegas and Horácio Guiamba –
Indico Encounters with Sónia Sultuane and Yuck Miranda – Sowing hope
By: Leonel Matusse Jr. Photo by: Yassmin Forte Issue 70 Nov/Dec | Download. Indico Encounters with Sónia Sultuane and Yuck Miranda –
Índico encounters with Naguib and Gigliola Zacara – Art to find yourself
Text by: Leonel Matusse Jr. Photos by: Yassmin Forte Issue 69 Sept/Oct | Download. ÍNDICO ENCOUNTERS with Naguib and Gigliola Zacara Art to find yourself Overlooking the Espírito Santo estuary and the green Catembe not so far away, some afternoons in the late 90s and early 2000s were spent at the Café com Letras, owned by the artist Naguib.
Afric Simone – From Xipamanine to the world
By: Paola Rolletta Photo: Aghi Issue 68 Jul/Aug | Download. Afric Simone From Xipamanine to the world In Italy, he is very famous.
Índico Encounters with Mia Couto and Edna Jaime and Mia Couto – In each other’s shoes
Text By: Leonel Matusse Jr. Photo by: Jay Garrido Issue 67 May/Jun | Download. ÍNDICO Encounters with Edna Jaime and Mia Couto In each other’s shoes In the 1990s, before the lullaby on public television, on the flat of a building on 24 de Julho, in the city of Maputo, Edna Jaime (b.
Índico Encounters with Lucrécia Paco and Taibo Bacar
By: Leonel Matusse Jr. Photo by: Jay Garrido Issue 66 Mar/Apr | Download Índico Encounters with Lucrécia Paco and Taibo Bacar Unravelling the memory
Indian Ocean Encounters with Wazimbo and Eliana Nzualo
The green of the garden and the trees around the Fernando Leite Couto Foundation gained a singular highlight with the intense sun that was high over the city of Maputo.
Old Cathedral Of Quelimane – A Place Of A Thousand Stories
In 1776, it was born in Zambézia, precisely in the city of Quelimane, along the banks of the Bons Sinais River
Assa Matusse – “I Don’t Just Make Afrojazz, I Make Music”
Assa Matusse doesn’t want to be put in a box, but if she must be put in one, let it be one with several rhythms, like those of afrofusion.
