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Jak Katarikawa

Nairobi, Kenya1 Septembre 2014 - 1 Décembre 2014
Jak Katarikawa

Jak Katarikawa

8 Septembre 2014

Clôture: 1 décembre 2014

The Nairobi Gallery

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Jak Katarikawa

The Nairobi Gallery presents works by Jak Katarikawa, one of East Africa’s most famous pioneer artists.
Often called ‚Africa’s Chagall‘, he has been a central figure in the development of East Africa modern art for a half century. Since 1966, his works have been shown in over 80 exhibitions worldwide.

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Beyond Representation

Beyond Representation

Pérez Art Museum Miami
7 déc. 2023–31 déc. 2026

Exposition

Diverse work uniforms displayed on stands in a bright room with large windows.

Dignidade e luta: Laudelina de Campos Mello

Instituto Moreira Salles
16 mai–22 nov. 2026

São Paulo

Exposition

Four ceramic vases of varying shapes and colors, some inscribed with text or patterns, displayed in a corner.

M’barek Bouhchichi: Les mains des poètes

Fondation H
24 avr.–17 oct. 2026

Antananarivo

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An art installation of white fabric ropes hangs within a bright atrium with a glass ceiling, some looping in the foreground, others vertical against a large window overlooking a city.

Cecilia Vicuña - The vanished glacier

Castello di Rivoli
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Torino

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A man leans against large speakers next to a customized mobile record shack called "Swing A Ling," painted with music genres like Reggae and Soul.

Dancing the Revolution

Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
11 avr.–20 sept. 2026

Chicago

Exposition

Illustration of two naked people in a teal bathroom; one sits on the edge of a bubble bath holding a katana, while the other relaxes in the bubbles with a drink.

The Object of Power is Power

Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art
6 mai–20 sept. 2026

New York

Exposition