Access the Bright Continent

Kathy Curnow

Access the Bright Continent

Cleveland State University

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

This map-based academic website explores the architecture, planning, monuments, art and landscaping of African cities and towns. It is the product of Kathy Curnow and CSU students, with other universities to add materials at the end of Spring semester 2018. This project is ongoing.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Dec 2017

Keywords

African architecture
African cities
African city planning
African landscapes
African art
African monuments
African digital humanities

Disciplines

Architecture
Arts and Humanities
African Languages and Societies
Digital Humanities
History
African History
Cultural History

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