The Franco-Algerian artist uses classic movies to evoke complex political and cross-cultural ideas.
“It’s a kind of lifestyle for myself, I think grounding is essential for the human nature but I guess I’m grounded but I’m not grounded at the same time. And I’m choosing that. This traveling aspec...
Episode 25 meets artist Misheck Masamvu who considers Zimbabwe’s post-independence character through painting, drawing and sculpture. Sensitive to the country’s economic and political turmoil, he u...
Nolan Oswald Dennis presents a monumental, site-specific artwork extending across the back wall of Kunsthalle Basel. The project employs mathematical abstractions, eclipse diagrams, African fractal...
Featuring Grada Kilomba, Kiluanji Kia Henda and Sue Williamson, have a listen here
Grada Kilomba speaks to Ben Luke on the occasion of the São Paulo biennial.
Goodman Gallery is growing! On September 6, we will open an office and viewing room in New York’s Upper East Side, expanding on current gallery locations in Johannesburg, Cape Town and London. The ...
Her photography has made profound statements about family, race and life in the US over the past 40 years
For those of us whose histories are interrupted, transformed, lost, and remade through the legacies of violence, slavery, and colonialism, home is often a loaded notion. Approaching the concept its...
An antenna, absorbing the impact of his surroundings, Leonardo Drew converts the Global South’s plight into a display of our collective vigour and infallible joy. “It’s inescapable and I’m glad tha...
Ahead of her largest European show to date, the artist tells us why her early work focused on her family and how she grew to embrace large-scale installation
Composer Wang Xilin recalls his painful past in China’s Cultural Revolution in Wang Bing’s unusual documentary