Female Photographers in Africa Redefine Their Lives & ‘African Identity’
31st October 2024
Exhibition in Nairobi mixes old & new portraiture, fine art & photojournalism to explore African womanhood...
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Thai artist gives voice to Myanmar’s Shan refugees
5th July 2024
Themes of displacement & diaspora in collaborative textile project shown at Venice & Bangkok biennales...
Smiles for Genocide Survivors Drawing & Painting
5th September 2023
Rwandan, genocide survivors and wives of genocide perpetrators of Umucyo Nyanza take to art!...
Kenyans are returning to precolonial cultural practices
22nd September 2022
From TikTok videos to traditional songs and stories, Kikuyu cultural beliefs and practices suppressed under 19th-century colonialism are seeing a revival....
‘One good song can do more than 5,000 protests’
2nd June 2022
A film by Michael Collins: The queer revolution in the Middle East ‘One good song can do more than 5,000 protests’ ...
Drawing & Painting Bring Joy to Talibé Children
25th November 2021
A moment to leave the trauma of existence behind and to share the thrill of creative expression & play...
Crude, obscene & extraordinary: Dubuffet’s war against good taste
3rd May 2021
The inventor of ‘art brut’ who rebelled against his parents, his teachers & art itself....
We need to talk – facing difficult conversations through art
12th June 2020
We use creativity to tackle some of today's key issues and to broach difficult conversations....
Why prisoners love abstract art
19th January 2020
You may like abstract art, hate it or not understand exactly what it is, but the fact that it evades definition is why it's so popular with prisoners. ...