Reframing Art History Through a BIPOC Lens
Olivia Chiang’s “Not Your Grandfather’s Art History: A BIPOC Reader” is a free online compilation of essays that explore lesser-told canons.
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Olivia Chiang’s “Not Your Grandfather’s Art History: A BIPOC Reader” is a free online compilation of essays that explore lesser-told canons.
The exodus of more than 210,000 people from Sudan to Egypt since the war began in April highlights the deep ties that bind the countries — and Egypt's mixed legacy in Sudan.
The mysterious rulers of Nubia, in present-day Sudan, erected hundreds of tombs and temples that rival Cairo’s.
There are hundreds of pyramids in Sudan, far outnumbering Egypt, built by the kings and queens of the Kingdom of Kush in the necropolis of the cities along the Nile.
The history of the Nubians of Sudan evolved from the ancient Kerma culture and flourished along the banks of the Nile into the Kingdom of Kush and eventually into Egypt.