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    • Photography
      • Woven Journey Installation
      • US/Mexican Border, Texas, 2018
      • Considering Migration: Tucson, 2014
      • Bamako Votes
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      • Potters – Kalabougou, Mali
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      • Women’s Conference, Nairobi
      • West Africa, Janet’s 1st Trip
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      • Fences & Neighbors
      • Oumou Sangare, NYC
      • Senufo Women’s Music
      • Senufo Hunter’s Funeral
      • Mali Mode
      • Have We Met?
      • Have We Met Installation
      • Community Radio in Mali
      • Mali: An Invitation to Travel
      • 3 Countries Textile Project
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      • KAWRAL: Contemporary Malian Artists
      • Groupe Bogolan Kasobane
      • Women Artists of Mali
      • Mali Fabric Dyeing Project
      • Women Spinning Cotton
      • Family & Community in Mali, 2009
      • Arts & Culture in Mali
      • Maternal Death Reduction
      • South African Mail
      • Women Facing AIDS
      • 4 x 27: Women Collaborate
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      • Inside Out: A Writing Workshop
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      • Bogolan (Mud Cloth) Workshop
      • World Heritage Sites In Mali
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      • The Potters of Kalabougou
      • Apprenticing at a Forge in Mali
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    • Using the Past to Sculpt the Costume of the Future
    • The Poetics of Cloth
    • The Language of Beads
    • Mali @ 50
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      • Council on Foreign Relations
      • 6: A Revolution in Process
      • 5: Malian Self Determination
      • 4: April 19 – May 6
      • 3: April 5 – 19
      • 2: March 28-April 5
      • 1: Background, March 21-28
      • Opinion Poll: Bamako, May 2012
      • Why no election now!
      • The Crisis in Northern Mali
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      • March for Peace in Mali, DC
      • PM Cheick Modibo Diarra
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Posts Tagged ‘Zimbabwe’

New York artist, Janet Goldner Receives Fulbright Specialists Award to Zimbabwe

By Janet Goldner | November 10, 2012

Goldner conducted a two week workshop for young professional visual artists. Inspired by a process originated by the renowned feminist art critic, Arlene Raven, participants examined the reasons and context of their artistic production in order to deepen their understanding of their work and learn how to present their work. The workshop also emphasizes community…

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