Writing Art History Since 2002
The second selling exhibition dedicated to black jewellery designers organised by Sotheby’s in collaboration with jewellery authority and writer Melanie Grant Brilliant & Black Selling Exhibition at Sotheby’s, London Sept 22. Courtesy of Sotheby’s. Last […]
Gasworks presents a major new film commission by London-based filmmaker and artist Ufuoma Essi. Informed by Black feminist epistemology, her films and moving image works examine history as an embodied experience. Ufuoma Essi, Bodies in Dissent, 2021. Film still. Super
Ufuoma Essi at Gasworks, London, England Read Article
In September to December, the Royal Academy of Arts will host a major exhibition of the work of the internationally celebrated South African artist and Honorary Royal Academician, William Kentridge (b. 1955). Working closely with
William Kentridge at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, England Read Article
The Serpentine presents a major survey of British-Ghanaian photographer James Barnor, whose career spans six decades, two continents and numerous photographic genres through his work with studio portraiture, photojournalism, editorial commissions and wider social commentary.
‘James Barnor: Accra/London – A Retrospective’ at the Serpentine North Gallery, London Read Article
Shiraz Bayjoo’s first solo show with Ed Cross Fine Art – ‘Apart Bez, Tu Korek’ – considers the implications of social and colonial hierarchies on both communities and environments of the Indian Ocean. Across the exhibition’s two
Shiraz Bayjoo’s ‘Apart Bez, Tu Korek’ at Ed Cross Fine Art Read Article
