Pan-African Performance Networks: Creative Arts Practices to Resist Coloniality and Neoliberal Globalism

这一合作的博士项目由总部设在中非和南非的泛非创意交流(PACE)合作，是一个两年一度的艺术市场，对整个非洲大陆以表演艺术为基础的发展实践进行了批判性和历史性的分析。2015年，非洲艺术和创意仅占全球创意产出的1%。与此相关的是，该项目将为在非洲不同的创意文化中运作的自主创意网络的可持续发展建立可供选择的文化和经济体系。将重点放在塞内加尔、尼日利亚和南非的案例研究上，并评估佩斯为应对这些问题而制定的创新做法。

This collaborative doctoral project between Central and South African-based Pan-African Creative Exchange (PACE), a biennial arts market, offers a critical and historical analysis of performing arts-based development practices across the African continent. In 2015, African arts and creativity constituted only 1% of global creative output. In relation to this, the project will theorise alternative cultural and economic systems for the sustainable development of autonomous creative networks operating across Africa's diverse creative cultures. Focusing on case studies in Senegal, Nigeria, and South Africa and evaluating the innovative practices developed by PACE to counter them.