Black Archives Sweden
The artist explores Sweden’s iron production and its connection with the transatlantic slave trade in a solo exhibition…
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Dia Art Foundation
Carter will be head of Fluxus and global Conceptual art of the 1960s and ’70s, starting…
In Conversation
We speak to the Tunisian artist about her relationship with exhausting the material.
Chinua Achebe Exhibition
C&’s Obidike Okafor reviews an exhibition celebrating a fifty-year old film adaptation of two of Chinua…
New Space
Co-founders Rakeb Sile and Mesai Haileleul will open a first gallery outside Ethiopia and prepare their…
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“Auf Deutsch”
With C&, the sisters based in Amsterdam and Düsseldorf spoke about communal processes…
ART X Prize
The jury selected Chigozie Obi, Chukwudi Onwumere, Mobolaji Ogunrosoye, Nyancho NwaNri, and Omoregie…
12th Austrian Friedrich Kiesler Prize
The jury awarded the American artist for his transdisciplinary and participatory approach to…
The Nigerian artist, singer, and composer speaks to us about her creative process…
Inventing Your Own Game
We feature Alma W. Thomas as part of our series charting the careers…
"Auf Deutsch"
We spoke to Swiss artist Deborah Joyce Holman as part of our series…
New Museum New York
With her interests in African and Latinx diasporas, Vivian Crockett has been appointed…
Installation View
The exhibition features a large new ICA-commissioned sculpture and a selection of textile-based…
For centuries there has been Black cultural production from countries where German is…
Giving Back to the Continent
The number of artists from the African Diaspora who enjoy considerable success in…
Minga Decolonial Practices, Colombia
Minga Prácticas De-coloniales (Minga Decolonial Practices) is an interdisciplinary collective that wants to…
Dekoloniale Berlin
One hundred and twenty-five years after it took place, the “Colonial Village” at…
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C& Print Issue #11: CONSCIOUS CODES, ANYONE?
In Conversation with Rasheedah Phillips
HERE AND NOW: Nkiruka Oparah
