In this interview with The Art Momentum, Pamela Enyonu shares insight into Where Ffene Grows: Whispering Greens, her SOLO presentation at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2026. Enyonu’s latest body of work is a quiet yet resonant meditation on…
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Mellaney Roberts: Waar Bloed Nie Loop Nie
In this conversation, South African ceramic artist, academic, and educator Mellaney Roberts reflects on Waar Bloed Nie Loop Nie, the body of work she created for the SOLO section of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2026. Roberts discusses how…
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Nola Ayoola: Lagos is quiet on a Sunday
Join Nola Ayoola as she reflects on the ideas and sensibilities that shaped her latest body of work, presented in the SOLO section of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2026. Speaking about her practice as a kind of visual…
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Owanto: Traces of the Timeless
Join multidisciplinary artist Owanto as she reflects on the sensibilities shaping Traces of the Timeless, her SOLO presentation at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2026. The multimedia installation traced Owanto’s return to painting as both a personal and philosophical…
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Tyna Adebowale: There is Always a Mother
For The Art Momentum, Tyna Adebowale delves into the foundations of her artistic journey and the ideas that shape her evolving body of work, with a special focus on her presentation in the SOLO section of the Investec Cape Town…
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Manyaku Mashilo: Here I Saw My Ancestors First
In this conversation with The Art Momentum, Cape Town–based artist Manyaku Mashilo reflects on memory, listening, and the spiritual lineages that shape her practice. Created for the SOLO section of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2026, Here I Saw…
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Tja Ling Hu: What remains between us
Join Dutch-Chinese visual artist Tja Ling Hu as she reflects on the role of listening within her practice, presented in the SOLO section of the 2026 Investec Cape Town Art Fair under the theme “Echoes of Humanity.” Working across painting,…
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Wallen Mapondera: Power Elite (The Mbinga Culture)
Zimbabwean artist Wallen Mapondera invites us to listen not to silence, but to excess — to the noise of power, wealth, and spectacle that defines Power Elite (The Mbinga Culture), his SOLO presentation at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair…
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Jeanne Hoffman: Temporary Shelters
Jeanne Hoffman reflects on the ideas that shape Temporary Shelters, her presentation for the SOLO section of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2026. Expanding on her notion of artworks as “temporary shelters for thoughts,” Hoffman considers painting as a…
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Raquel Maulwurf: New Visions on Humanity
Presented in the SOLO section at the 2026 Investec Cape Town Art Fair, New Visions on Humanity by Dutch artist Raquel Maulwurf reflects a striking shift from her earlier focus on war toward the fragile, unstable conditions of today’s ecological…
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