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The inaugural exhibition of Ronewa Art Projects, at the Potsdamer Straße gallery space, welcomed its first visitors on the evening of January 26, 2023. The duo show ‘Kimvuka (Together)’, featuring Nú Barreto and Yvanovitch Mbaya, […]
‘Kimvuka (Together)’ at Ronewa Art Projects, Berlin, Germany Read Article
The exhibition ‘DAOULA | sheen’, which begins in November 2022 and will initially be shown in the Tieranatomisches Theater (TA T) in Berlin, focuses on the natural formation and the cultural history of wild silk obtained
‘MANIFEST Yourself!’ is an appeal and an empowering hymn to the (queer) feminist manifesto as an integral part of an ongoing protest culture and a medium of expression frequently used in contemporary art and culture. Billie
MANIFEST Yourself! at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, Germany Read Article
Ayanda Fine Art’s first show will be a pop-up exhibition, curated by Fadzai Muchemwa © Sandra Ndachengendzwa Ashley Scott, Episodes 5,6,and 9, 2022. Plaster, Glass, Resin, Metal and Paint: 110 x 45 x 30cm, 71
Sandra Ndachengedzwa: Emerging gallerist linking Bulawayo and Düsseldorf Read Article
‘Gated Communities’,a solo exhibition by Lindeka Qampi with over 50 artworks including her self portraits on show at M.Bassy in Hamburg. © Lindiwe Qampi Multi-award winning photographer and visual artist, born in the Eastern Cape,
Mbokodo Award recipient, Lindiwe Qampi showcases solo in Germany Read Article
From June 23-26, 2022, the next edition of the Afrolution Festival will take place under the title »Planetary [Vulner]Abilities. African//-Diasporic Worldmaking«. The program will take place in the rooms of Each One Teach One eV
Afrolution Literature Festival in Berlin, Germany Read Article
‘THE UPSHOT OF TRANS-AFFECTIVE SOLIDARITY’ proposes to explore a new image of humanity capable of valorising solidarity and critical knowledge coming from different contexts and cultures. The programme takes its title from what scholar Anne
How can we make Kenyan cultural assets that are possessed by institutions in the Global North accessible to present-day Kenyan society? Since 2018, this question has been addressed by the International Inventories Programme (IIP), which
Centimetre after centimetre, green, orange, and purple strips of cloth are tightly wound around the shiny, cold wire. Only the barbs pierce the cloth cladding from within again and again like clear and brutal rays.
A new exhibition shines a light on the work of 54 artists from across Africa Paul Sika (Côte d’Ivoire), Glôglô Gospel, 2015. Photography on light box, 66 x 100cm. ©Paul Sika ‘Lumières d’Afriques’ will present
‘Lumières d’Afriques’ at Standard Bank Gallery Read Article
