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Exhibitions

kids art, mangochi, malawi

Beyond the Shoreline - Imagining Otherwise in Bolela

Children invited to engage with art as a means of expanding their sense of possibility.

Nairobi West Prison

The Common Cell

Every human being is potentially a prisoner. Not because we are all secretly criminal. But because the distance between a life and a cell is often a matter of inches.

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After the Body Remembers

Paintings by artists whose experiences with COVID extend beyond survival into permanence.

Children engaging with abstract art as both a visual language and a tool for self-definition. Space for young Afrikan artists to interpret the world on their own terms, challenging stereotypes, asserting identity, resisting simplification.


Unlearning the Obvious - Young Voices in Abstract Form

Children engaging with abstract art as both a visual language and a tool for self-definition. Space for young Afrikan artists to interpret the world on their own terms, challenging stereotypes, asserting identity, resisting simplification.


The Imagined Savior Is Far Easier to Paint

Drawing conceptual and sonic inspiration from Ambrose Akinmusire, this body of work interrogates the elusive figure of salvation within Black subjectivity.

me core - captured in a moment I'll definitely outgrow

A youth exhibition about identity, right now: photography, printing, collage and painting by young artists showing us exactly who they are today.

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