A Poem That Is Not Our Own, William Kentridge’s first major solo exhibition in Switzerland, opens at the Kunstmuseum Basel on June 10, 2019. Spanning the course of a three-decade-long career...
Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed more than 50 sarcophagi and an ancient funerary temple at the Saqqara necropolis, just south of Cairo. Led by Egypt’s former antiquities minister, archaeologist Zahi Hawass, a team...
In honour of the late Nigerian curator Okwui Enwezor, Marian Goodman Gallery has launched an initiative to fund career opportunities for early and mid-career BIPOC curators. The programme, funded by...
Jack Bell Gallery London is pleased to present Afro Sister, an online exhibition by contemporary Cameroonian artist, Ajarb Bernard Ategwa. In this new series, the artist works with portrait formats...
From 6 February to 12 March 2021, Stevenson Johannesburg will present Lost and Found, a solo exhibition by Serge Alain Nitegeka. Using sculpture, painting and audio installation, the artist continues to...
Once a symbol of power under the colonial regimes of Germany and France, the former Palais des Gouverneurs and its adjoining park have been restored and transformed to become the...
Ongoing at Selebe Yoon is the exhibition, Ubeku (“Ouverture”), a solo exhibition by the Senegalese artist Alioune Diouf (b.1964), following a two months residency in the venue. At the entrance...
how do you arrive at a place when your image arrives before you? brings together three works – a sculpture by Kevin Beasley (Untitled, 2020), a video by Dineo Seshee Bopape...
The organisers of the Pitcher Festival have announced Femi Odugbemi, Founder/CEO, Zuri24 Media Lagos and Academy Director, Multichoice Talent Factory (West Africa) as the jury president of the 2021 Pitcher...
Currently on view at October Gallery is Fire Figures, an exhibition of recent works by Alexis Peskine. This show follows on from Power Figures, Peskine’s highly successful debut show at...
From 14 January – 27 February 2021, Tiwani Contemporary will present Whose Am I? I Am Not My Own (Ndiri Waani? Handisi Muridzi Zvangu) by Virginia Chihota. At the centre of the exhibition is...
