What happens when art refuses to behave?
Adilson De Oliveira considers Tracey Rose’s fearless practice,
where provocation, power and political dissent collide.

WE INTERRUPT
YOUR REGULARLY
SCHEDULED
PROGRAMMING

Writer Ayọ̀ Akínwándé explores the contrasting practices of
Yvadney Davis and Rosie Gibbens in 'Making Faces'
at the Morley Gallery, London, where the body becomes
a site of memory, inheritance, labour and lived experience.

The Anatomy
of a Tear

Tasanee Durrett brings architecture, material
and personal history into conversation,
asking how memory is held, transformed
and carried across generations.

Sacred Vessels:
Healing and Memory
in the Black Diaspora

Curator Diego Chocano reflects on material agency,
ancestral knowledge and the possibilities of reimagining
public space through Delcy Morelos’
monumental earth installation at the Barbican.

THE BARBICAN, LONDON

Origo:
When Earth Speaks

davi de jesus do nascimento transforms his lifelong relationship with
the São Francisco River into an immersive encounter shaped by family
memory, inherited knowledge and generations of life along its banks

Tororoma: Into
the Depths of the
São Francisco River

CIMAM’s 58th Annual Conference comes to Africa for the first time,
bringing the international museum community to Harare to ask
questions of repair, responsibility and knowledge.

INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR MUSEUMS
AND COLLECTIONS OF MODERN ART

For the First Time,
CIMAM Comes to
Harare, Zimbabwe