Time as of now

Display local time, time zone and time differences between Dubai and cities such as London and New York.

Zentralafrikanische Zeit (CAT): Which is the actual CAT time?

Now what is the actual time in the time Zone of Central Africa? In which time area is Central Africa Time (CAT) located? Is Central Africa taking summer time into account? There is no summer time in the Central African time zones. What are the Central African time zones?

The majority of Africa stretches across the equator and light levels do not change as much throughout the year, so summer time is not used in most African countries.

Time in Dubai now - Time in Dubai

Time in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates is now 9:39:56. UAE standard time is the time zones of Dubai and the United Arab Emirates. The standard UAE time is four and a half hour before Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). There is no summer time (summer time) adaptation in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates.

In general, summer time is used in the West (Australia, Germany, France, Spain, Great Britain, USA, etc.). The following chart shows the difference in time between Dubai and a choice of large towns around the globe. Dubai's dawn and dusk hours for today, morning and the following day are shown in the following chart.

There are also hours of dawn and dusk all year round. Dawn and dusk timings were last reset on October 18, 2018.

It'?s time! Artificial worlds on the south side of Chicago, 1960-1980

Chicago in the 1960' and 70' was influenced by arts and ideals created and distributed on the South Side. Time Is Now! explores this point of shift - full of changes and conflicts - and the characters who made it. Concentrating primarily on Africa Americans inside and outside the Black Arts Movement, the show presents some 100 items from the Smart Museum as well as other government and personal collectors, among them arts and the ephemeral in the context of the Wall of Respect, the Civil Rights Movement, AfriCOBRA, Afrofuturism, the Hairy Who, Outsider Arts, and the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians' radically jazzed work.

The Time Is Now!, along with a scientific catalog and a range of open programmes, reevaluates and re-calibrates Chicago's post-war tradition of storytelling, showing how post-war arts performers who live, work, and exhibit on the South Side designed new arts classes, questioned the politics of the past, opened new space for the arts, and reoriented the present in a way that continues to echo through contemporary vernacular dialogue on racial, sexual, protest, and affiliation.

Jertrude Abercrombie, Ralph Arnold, Ben Bey, Darryl Cowherd, Jeff Donaldson, Harold Haydon, Jae Jarrell, Wadsworth Jarrell, Barbara Jones-Hogu, Lester Lashley, Carolyn Lawrence, Yaoundé Olu, Robert Paige, Suellen Rocca, Robert A. Sengstacke, Pauline Simon, Gerald Willams, Karl Wirsum and Joseph Yoakum, among many others. A related catalog contains a number of long and brief essay, interview, and other related materials, as well as full-color pictures of all the works in the exhibit, and comprehensive replicas of both ephemeral and historic photography.

Time Is Now! will be presented in collaboration with the DuSable Museum of American History as part of the South Side Stories and at the same time as The art and influence of Dr. Margaret T. Burroughs of the DuSable. It will be presented as part of a joint effort by the Terra Foundation for American Arts and its presentation partners The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation and the Terra Foundation for Art in Chicago.

The University of Chicago, Smart Museum of Arts, Purchase, The Paul and Miriam Kirkley Fund for Acquisitions, 2017.8. Blackstone, Darryl Cowherd, Woodlawn, Chicago, 1968, 1968, 1968, gelatin silvery printing. Arts © Darryl Cowherd Sr.