...Salah M. Hassan Over the span of more than fifty years, the Sudanese American and Chicago-based artist Amir Nour has created sculptures that reflect his remarkable ability to integrate methods, techniques, forms, and ideas that draw from his diverse experiences as a diasporic person. Nour was born...

...Robert Condon Copyright © 1995 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 1995 AMIR NOUR AND MOHAMMAD OMER KHALIL The National Museum of African Art, Washington, DC Robert Condon November 16-February 26, 1995 ABS is the stuff...

..., and most recently the current of African art designated "traditional," or studied as such, are artifacts exhibition of Amir Nour's and Mohammed Orner Khalil's works at the of the past, although in reality traditional forms of art continue to be National Museum of African Art...

... took strong interest in the continent. flourish(ed) in Europe and the United States, such Consider, for example, the colonial imaginaries of as Amir Nour and Skunder Boghossian. Their work early trends in the Ethiopianist movement of the not only impacted views of Africa and its diaspora...

.... Williams, Sylvia. Mohammed Omer Khalil, Etching, Amir Nour, Sculpture. Washington, D. C.:The National Museum of African Art, 1994. ournal of Contemporary African...

..., Abdel Hadi al- Gazzar, David Goldblatt, Ernest Mancoba, Seydou Keita, John Muafangejo, Wilfredo Lam, Amir Nour, Uzo Egonu, Malick Sidibé, and many others. And we continue to track the work of emerging artists, such as Grace Ndiritu, Nadia Kaabi-Linke, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Mikhael Subotzky...