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Foreign Influences in Artwork/Architecture of Zimbabwe vs Great Zimbabwe
In recent, there have been arguments of Zimbabwe’s struggle to maintain it’s African culture in art from foreign influences, specifically the West and it’s former oppressors. Dr Tony Monda argues that the essence and purpose of Zimbabwe artwork has been lost in the use … Continue reading
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