12th Berlin Biennale
A chat with Cuban artist Susana Pilar Delahante about her career and the work she presented at the 12th Berlin Biennale.
In Conversation
In a conversation with each other, the two reflect on their experiences as Black artists in the Czech Republic.
The founders of the Kinshasa based art project speak about artistic complexities and concepts of the foreign.
An interview with the political scientist, film producer, curator, activist, and educator on her participation at the 12th Berlin Biennale.
Giving Back to the Continent
We talk to Christine Eyene, curator and initiator of the contemporary art project founded in 2022 in Lolodorf, Cameroon.
The filmmaker upholds experiences of being Black and Greek and creates an archive for the community and for generations to come.
In 2020, in the midst of the Amazon forest in French Guiana, artist Tabita Rezaire founded a space for spiritual being and creative exchange.
We talked to the collective that is questioning the selection process and intentions…
The curator tells C& about an exhibition of Rosa-Johan Uddoh’s films, libraries as exhibition spaces, and Britain’s colonial legacy.
In his exhibition Set It Off, Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste investigates the relationship between sound, Black cultural traditions, and the body
Nandi’s aim is to enable economic participation and cultural preservation of African creative content in the age of non-fungible tokens.
We spoke to the US arts activist about an exhibition in which she invites artists to create public works that question ownership of open spaces.
![Susana Pilar, “Dibujo intercontinental [Intercontinental drawing]”, 2017. Performance Courtesy Galleria Continua, San Gimignano. © Susana Pilar. Photo: Marnix van den Berg](https://contemporaryand.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/BB12-Susana-Pilar_Dibujo-intercontinental@-1200x700-1.jpg)
