Lyle Ashton Harris’ decades-long career spans a range of practices, including photographic media, collage, installation, and performance.
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À propos du «Sud Global»
AKAA 2018 prend place au terme d’une année durant laquelle les notions de frontières et de territoires ont été – plus que jamais – au cœur des discours politiques et questionnements sociétaux de par le monde.
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Tariku Shiferaw cerne les cœurs déjà bleus
Que les contestations soient silencieuses ou tapageuses, sans cesse réprimées ou trop peu exaltées, Tariku Shiferaw en souligne les mots qui les ont ponctuées. D’un trait suspendu, il marque un intervalle sur sa toile et dans le temps pour laisser…
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Alex Ungprateeb Flynn et Noara Quintana : bâtir de nouvelles significations
Alex Ungprateeb Flynn, théoricien anthropologue, et Noara Quintana, artiste plasticienne, ont travaillé ensemble pour créer « Concrete Mirror » : un projet qui conjugue l’art contemporain et les sciences sociales pour créer des récits inclusifs.
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Yinka Shonibare: the Past is not the Past
Through the pioneering work of Yinka Shonibare MBE, we are reminded of the colloquial saying, the past is not the past. The past haunts and crescendos in our fevered questions and ideas around identity, culture, and authenticity.
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Viviane Sassen: to the Core of Photographic Experimentation
Amsterdam-born Viviane Sassen creates images in which abstraction and performance intertwine. She primarily shoots portraits, typically featuring anonymous subjects in unidentified settings.
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Feel Between the Lines: the Minimalist Realism of Angela Amami Isiuwe’s paintings
Angela Amami Isiuwe is a painter based in Lagos. Born and raised in Abraka (Niger Delta), she attended the Auchi Art school, from which she graduated in the mid 90s. Here, she imparts the emotive significance of her minimalist paintings.
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Down to Earth: works by four Committed Artists
Henri Abraham Univers, Sanaa Gateja, Johnson Uwadinma & Armand Boua
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Bolatito Aderemi-Ibitola: Digital Art innovator
“I was calling them visual treatises – I am not writing the theory, I am doing theory,” is how Bolatito Aderemi-Ibitola, winner of the ART X Prize with Access, describes her video and digital pieces.
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Danniel Toya : Robotboy de Kinshasa
Lorsque Danniel Toya redonne vie aux “matières mortes” sous formes de robots déconcertants, c’est pour libérer les tourments de Kinshasa et peupler “la Belle” de ses imaginaires les plus fascinants.
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