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June 14, 2019
In a warm welcome to the 'Africa Rising' conference delegates in Nairobi, Kenya Publishers Association chair Lawrence Njagi warns that without more indigenous-language publishing, children could face losing some of their linguistic identity.
 
Anniversary assessment: Richard Charkin reveals some of the lessons he’s learning a year into running his small press, Mensch Publishing.

In opening the second International Publishers Association Africa Seminar event in Kenya, IPA president Hugo Setzer quotes Desmond Tutu on ubuntu: 'You can’t exist as a human being in isolation.'

Weekly Book Picks from IPR License
Are you looking to buy translation rights? Each week, we are highlighting a fresh selection of books from IPR members - all with rights available to view on the platform.

This week, we're highlighting art titles from China, published by Shanghai Insight Media, a division of China South Publishing & Media Group.

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Glimpses of Gardens in Eastern China by Tung Jun
Architect Chuin Tung introduces the classic beauty of Chinese gardens, including techniques of garden construction and difference between Eastern and Western gardens.

Useless Beauty by Lin Xi
Lin Xi analyzes why of art education is essential to the cultivation of mental power and to navigating today's independent, fast-changing world.

A Picked History of Chinaware by Tu Ruiming
How did Jingdezhen become the 'Porcelain Capital'? This book analyzes the history of the craft and the impact of the industrial revolution on the porcelain trade in Jingdezhen.

Flowers and Children by Lin Xi
Lin Xi’s paintings distinguish themselves with innocence and delicacy expressed, which often pay attention to blossoms, children and small items.

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