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Bonhams : William Kentridge (South African, born 1955) Untitled (a drawing from Mango Groove's 'Another Country'), signed and dated 'Kentridge 1994'; charcoal on paper, 120 x 160cm. Anthony Azekwoh Nigerian Digital Artist Narrating and Painting the Future African Digital Art Michael Ray Charles Never Looked Away KOLUMN Magazine Light'em Up Contemporary African Art Since 1980 Department of Art and Archaeology

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