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Visit Lesotho 🇱🇸 ❤️ Lesotho is a paradise for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and adventure seekers.
07/06/2025

Visit Lesotho 🇱🇸 ❤️

Lesotho is a paradise for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and adventure seekers.

Lion SandalsGhanaCa. 20th centuryCollection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
07/06/2025

Lion Sandals
Ghana
Ca. 20th century

Collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

FINE ART | Top 10 African tribes/ethnic groups that are globally known. 1. The Zulu tribe of South Africa, is known for ...
05/06/2025

FINE ART | Top 10 African tribes/ethnic groups that are globally known.

1. The Zulu tribe of South Africa, is known for its warrior history, cultural influence in music, documentaries, and films, as well as famous Zulu individuals like musicians and actors.

2. The Yoruba people of Nigeria, are renowned globally for their rich history, culture, art, and literature. Prominent Yoruba figures include authors, musicians, and actors who have brought their culture to the world stage.

3. The Masai tribe of Kenya, one of the most documented African tribes, known for their traditional clothing and hunting skills.

4. The Hausa people of northern Nigeria, are known for their cultural influence and prominent figures like the richest Black man, Aliko Dangote.

5. The Igbo people of Nigeria, are known worldwide for their history, culture, and literature, as well as influential Igbo individuals in various fields.

6. The Swahili people of Tanzania, whose language has had a significant spread throughout East and Central Africa, and was influential in the African-American black pride movement.

7. The Edo/Bini people of Nigeria, are renowned for their famous art and architectural works, including the Benin bronzes.

8. The Asante people of Ghana, are known for their history, culture, and the popularity of their traditional Kente cloth.

9. The Fulani, a nomadic tribe found across West Africa, with influential individuals of Fulani ancestry.

10. The Berbers/Amazigh of North Africa, are known for their unique language, writing system, and cultural heritage, including the use of silver.

Disclaimer: Every African tribe and culture is beautiful, unique, and important. No one culture is more important than the other. This only highlights tribes known outside the continent overall,

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ARCHITECTURE | WE MUST COMMEND OUR AFRICAN RISING STAR, WHO DESIGNED THE SANKARA MUSEUM, FOR SUCH A PHENOMENAL JOB: DIÉB...
05/06/2025

ARCHITECTURE | WE MUST COMMEND OUR AFRICAN RISING STAR, WHO DESIGNED THE SANKARA MUSEUM, FOR SUCH A PHENOMENAL JOB:

DIÉBÉDO FRANCIS KÉRÉ (born 10 April 1965) is a Burkinabe architect, recognized for creating innovative works that are often sustainable and collaborative in nature. In 2022, he became the first native African to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize.

He successfully designed the Thomas Sankara Museum, which was unveiled yesterday the 17th May 2025.

A big shout out to a distinguished African talent.

Well done brother!

ETHNOLOGIC | African who has attained a profound understanding of their identity, history, and ancestral heritage will n...
02/06/2025

ETHNOLOGIC | African who has attained a profound understanding of their identity, history, and ancestral heritage will not be impressed by items that have been looted, stolen, or fabricated, as these are devoid of value.

Our ancestors achieved greatness through self-transformation, evolving into superior versions of themselves without resorting to theft or pretenses. They established their legacy on their own merits, untainted by the accomplishments of others.

A healed African walks with dignity. He knows that there is nothing THEY have, he can't make for himself. He understands that they need to create an illusion of scarcity in order to convince us that we are poor. Otherwise it's impossible. He knows that Africans don't need the world but the world is completely dependent on Africa. It's enough to make him understand his true worth.

A photograph of a woman carrying a statue on her head, Otukp’icho Village, Benue, 1977.
26/05/2025

A photograph of a woman carrying a statue on her head, Otukp’icho Village, Benue, 1977.

Congratulations!👑⭐️👑⭐️👑The Iconic Actor Received A Surprise Honorary Palme d’Or At The 78th Cannes Film Festival Prese...
23/05/2025

Congratulations!👑⭐️👑⭐️👑
The Iconic Actor Received A Surprise Honorary Palme d’Or At The 78th Cannes Film Festival Presented by Spike Lee! “This is a total surprise for me,” said Washington.

Good morning Africa ♥️
23/05/2025

Good morning Africa ♥️

Timbuktu, Mali🇲🇱
23/05/2025

Timbuktu, Mali🇲🇱

21/05/2025

Architectural Designs | Koko dome, Ìbàdàn Ọ̀yọ́ state.

Somalia ♥️ 🇸🇴
07/05/2025

Somalia ♥️ 🇸🇴

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Ethnologic Magazine

Ethnologic Magazine is a quarterly publication that promotes works of art from Africa (and her Diaspora) to an emerging subculture of individuals, who have a vested interest in, “The Culture”.

Empowering Africans around the globe to take an active role in becoming the authors of their own history has been a lifelong passion of our founder, Meredith O. Adeyemi, who has an academic background in Art History, as well as, Ethnic Studies. Her vision (propelled by the forward-thinking ingenuity of her team) is to unveil a sophisticated outlook for modern day Africa. Her mission is to create a digital destination that accurately portrays the burgeoning renaissance of Africa's visual arts and culture.