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A.R.T.: Catalogs, and Collections.

Bear with us.

     Presently A.R.T. is collating content catalogs, reinventing and upgrading our collections, in anticipation of ‘the big drop’ slated for later this year.

  So, what to expect from us? Here’s the need-to-knows.

    PAN-AFROPEDIA offers a wide and diverse library of specially selected pro-African intellectual literature, from the minds of original African thinkers like Runoko Rashidi, ASHE Foundation, and Edward Mitole, amongst others.

  

 

   FACES brings to the fore, only the best and brilliant African minds. The truth of the African reality is more diverse than a few words on paper can easily describe. Ours, is a continent littered with stories that define us as a race, many more left untold. Every day, Africa lies with the past, dines with the present, and dreams of the future, and behind every smile, frown and tear is a metaphor for our reality: the good, bad and the unspeakable.

     We explore through these Faces, the African soul, history and future.

 

   

Pixel Tours.

       A visual alternative to textual interpretations of phenomena. We explore African art, photography, digital beauties and even cosplays! Pixel Tours is the place to be, just lay back and go through the most stirring images you’ll see all day, guaranteed. CLICK HERE to take a tour.

 

Political & Provoking.

      We traverse a range of content from politically relevant matters to Political fiction of a very peculiar ilk.

 

   Prose-Noir.

   Prose-Noir is our debut label in what will soon be expanded into a wide range of flash fiction labels.

 

             …Sorry, this is all we can tell for now…

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