ArtHARARE 2021
This edition of artHARARE, navigating through the city and diasporic experiences, allowed reflections on the possibilities of presenting art online.
Responding to the Global Pandemic
In a recent exhibition, the London-based photographic arts organization Autograph ABP addressed multi-perspective takes on Covid by British photograph
Le meilleur de l'année 2021
De la restitution des bronzes du Bénin à la célébration bien trop tardive des femmes artistes, voici quelques-uns de nos textes les plus lus en 2021.
Let us Mourn in Peace
Enos Nyamor looks back at a year in the arts marked by collective mourning as a cosmic bond between Africa and the diaspora.
Thread for a Web Begun at MoAD
The Malawi-born, Johannesburg-based artist creates scenes of the domestic to celebrate the feminine and the unseen.
The Eye Is Not Satisfied With Seeing
The US painter uses the symbolism of flowers to remember violent losses within the Black community and create tender moments that embody the senses.
Make Techno Black Again
L’historienne de l’art Jamila Moroder signale qu’une exposition à Bolzano, en Italie, déconnecte…
Black Archives Sweden
The artist explores Sweden’s iron production and its connection with the transatlantic slave…
Chinua Achebe Exhibition
Obidike Okafor fait la critique pour C& d’une exposition célébrant une adaptation filmique…
Are We Not Makers of History?
A publication featuring artists in Portuguese-speaking countries suggests distinct artistic approaches to dealing…
Saison Africa2020
Au Palais de la Porte Dorée, une exposition collective sous la direction de…
Invisible Inventories
Being asked to call something an object can be troubling, as evidenced in…
