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‘These Stones Will Speak’ is an exhibition of photography exploring contemporary and historical expressions of freedom with work by Delight Namene, Zabeth Philander, Phoenix Johannes, Rachel Sakeus, Iiyambo Gabriel Iitembu, Papakhi Mburuu, Sage and Tamarah […]
These Stones Will Speak by StartArt Gallery, Windhoek, Namibia Read Article
The exhibition ‘We Will Be Free’ has been announced, representing a collaboration between StArt Art Gallery, Nashilongweshipwe Mushaandja, and Classic Framers (Makhanda). Vilho Nuumbala, Transcend(a)nce, We will be free, 2023. Courtesy of StArt Art Gallery. ‘We Will
We Will Be Free: Namibian art in Makhanda, South Africa Read Article
The Absa L’Atelier is one of the most prestigious art competitions in Africa, which aims to recognise and nurture young artistic talent across the continent. Since its inception in 1986, the competition has been a
Absa L’Atelier is open for entries! Read Article
The exhibition ‘Side by Side: Namafu Amutse & Candice Mouton’ is now showing at The Sweet Side of Thingz cafe and bakery in Windhoek city centre. Courtesy of StArt Art Gallery. This exhibition was first shown in
Side by Side: Namafu Amutse & Candice Mouton at Sweet Side of Thingz, Windhoek, Namibia Read Article
Namibian artist Nashilongweshipwe Mushaandja recently raised the issue of African restitution of sound at the IFAN Museum of African Art in Dakar (Senegal) as part of events marking Dak’Art 2022. © John Owoo In a
Emotive performance on sound restitution at Dak’Art 2022 Read Article
To Whom It May Concern, This letter serves to explain our concerns regarding the representation of contemporary Namibian visual art at the upcoming 59th Venice Biennale 2022. The 59th Venice Biennale opens on 23 April
Open Letter: Not Our Namibian Pavilion Read Article
The National Pavilion of Namibia “A Bridge to the Desert” will make its debut at the 59th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia with the Land Art project “The Lone Stone Men of the Desert”
Namibia announces first National Pavilion at 59th Venice Biennale Read Article
StArt Art Gallery is pleased to present ‘Recalling Makalani: material explorations’, a solo exhibition by Fillipus Sheehama. This solo marks the 6th in the artist’s career, and showcases his latest body of work which explores
Fostering Namibian Talent / Gina Figueira & Helen Harris / StArt Art Gallery ABOUT Gina Figueira and Helen Harris, co-founders of StArt Art Gallery, Windhoek, Namibia, speak to ART AFRICA about fostering creative talent, how
Fostering Namibian Talent
Gina Figueira & Helen Harris
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Brendon Bell-Roberts speaks with Gina Figueira and Helen Harris, co-founders of StArt Art Gallery, about fostering Namibian talent, how the pandemic played into their digital strategy and what they have planned for the future. StArt
