Sentences with phrase «african country flags»

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«He's saying: «Look at those ungrateful, African - American football players that make millions but don't respect our flag or our country or our heritage.»

Governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello has commended the Super Eagles for defending the flag of Nigeria by becoming the first African country to qualify for...

Wilson's newest work using flag images, Black All Stars (2014) and Black Birds (2014), isolate star and bird iconography from the flags of African and other «black identified» countries, rendering these symbols onto a canvas surface exactly where they would be positioned in their respective flags.

The artist strips color from flags of African and African diaspora countries, leaving only the graphic stripes, stars, crescents, and shields, applied in black acrylic paint directly on raw canvas.

His traveller's emblem, a pan-African flag symbolising the alliance of 54 African countries is also hung at the gallery entrance.

In his flag paintings, Wilson removes the color from the flags of African and African diaspora countries.

The Angolan flag, initiated by the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola when the country achieved independence in 1975, has a red and black field, the red referring both to the blood shed during the colonial period and the independence struggle and to socialism, and the black symbolizing African culture.

Instead of working directly with the Pan-African Flag, Hammons» use of its colors within the context of the traditional American flag is a reminder of the many contributions made by African Americans throughout the history of the counFlag, Hammons» use of its colors within the context of the traditional American flag is a reminder of the many contributions made by African Americans throughout the history of the counflag is a reminder of the many contributions made by African Americans throughout the history of the country.

The hole patterns depicted on the upper - left corner of the flag can also be found in some of the oldest African American churches in the country, such as the First African Baptist Church in Savannah, Georgia.