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Title	Type	Date	Words
The Blue Dragon.	Interview	Oct 1, 2011	995
Death and the king's horseman.	Theater review	Mar 1, 2010	1020
'We have survived!' Beverly Andrews on how the Aboriginal people of Australia use music to highlight the centuries-old injustice meted out to them by the European settlers who took over their motherland.		Jan 1, 2009	1173
Amazing grace: Beverly Andrews reports on a new initiative bringing relief to poor schools in Africa, started by a small UK-based charity group, Schools 4 Schools.	Organization overview	Mar 1, 2007	924
'Impressively made and impressively executed': a South African artistic director and the dance company she created in Britain are getting rave reviews. Beverly Andrews went to meet her.	Interview	Jan 1, 2007	857
Fated for the lofty perch.		Apr 1, 2006	976
Mama Africa: a season of films; Beverly Andrews on an exciting new show of African cinema mounted by the British Film Institute.		Dec 1, 2005	763
Africa Remix confounds the critics: Beverly Andrews on the exciting exhibition of contemporary African art held first in Dusseldorf, then London and now Paris, at the Centre Pompidou. Whatever the critics say, she writes, the fact remains that there is always something new and exciting out of Africa.		Jul 1, 2005	1030
Haitian magic: Beverly Andrews on one of Haiti's visual artists, Franz Lamonthe, whose work serves as a bridge between the island nation and the African mother continent. Lamonth was in London recently to exhibit his work.	Critical Essay	Dec 1, 2004	966
Guyana: ritual and identity; Joy Richardson (below), the Guyanese-born painter, is a woman to meet. Beverly Andrews went to see her and they talked about her inspiring work. This is her report.		Mar 1, 2004	974
Films Dirty Pretty Things: Beverly Andrews on a new film depicting life in the African community in the UK. "It highlights a dark nether world, where people are so poor that they have to sell parts of themselves". (The Arts).	Brief Article	Apr 1, 2003	702
Sculpture ancestral voices: Beverly Andrews on the inspiring work of the Ghanaian master, Al Anatsui. "Through his sculpture, he presents an Africa seen on its own terms". (The Arts).		Jan 1, 2003	911
Uganda: 'To write is to live'. (Arts and Culture).	Brief Article	Oct 1, 2001	762
Himba on film: Beverly Andrews on Kin, the film that puts the Himba people in the frame. (Arts & Culture).		Mar 1, 2001	1132
Contemporary art from Nigeria. (Arts and Culture).	Brief Article	Jan 1, 2001	855