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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Kristine Tsala’s Inner Transformations: Between Dreams and Reality
The work of Cameroonian artist Kristine Tsala blends nature, history, and spirituality to explore notions of identity, transformation, and collective memory. Represented by the Windsor Gallery, she will participate in the SOLO section of the 2025 Investec Cape Town Art…
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The Nobility of Ange Dakouo’s Woven Metaphors
Malian artist Ange Dakouo explores the symbols, rituals, and materials of his cultural heritage to reinterpret them through a deeply contemporary artistic practice. Participating in the SOLO section of the 2025 Investec Cape Town Art Fair alongside the LouiSimone Guirandou…
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Georgina Maxim & Tuli Mekondjo : The reawakening of muted powers
Stories are created by entanglement. Of a story, only its memory remains, a perpetual reformulation, a repetition of the spoken word, the trace printed, or the song that we are capable of reproducing in part. The artists Tuli Mekondjo and…
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A constructed reality: the 11th edition of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair
The 11th edition of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair presented a constructed reality, inviting visitors to contemplate the fair not just as a space to stage exhibitions but also as a possible portal into a sense of community. At…
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Josèfa Ntjam : Leurres et lueurs identitaires
Comme moi, Josèfa Ntjam est une enfant de la diaspora. Comme moi, c’est une métisse culturelle « franco-africaine » qui, au gré de ses rencontres, n’a certainement pas échappé aux questions de savoir d’où elle venait (vraiment). Pourtant, existe-t-il un…
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Barbara Asei Dantoni : Touching the invisible
Hybridization, syncretism, interbreeding: these three words come to mind when you dive into the radiant universe of Barbara Asei Dantoni, three words which express precisely how much her “totem creations” are the meeting-point of several dimensions in perpetual interaction. They…
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Kristine Tsala: Miroir conteur .
Miroir conteur Kristine Tsala laisse son art porter sa voix et partager son vécu. Pour Memoria : récits d’une autre Histoire, la plasticienne prend la parole à travers une installation : Restitution1. Cette œuvre est constituée d’objets narrateurs d’un quotidien…
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Na Chainkua Reindorf : An emphatic assertion: Or self trough the mask.
Na Chainkua Reindorf takes the centuries-long history of masking—which is related to dancing, storytelling, and weaving of materials into costumes—and uses its ideologies and methods to explore what she refers to as “(re)claiming agency in self-expression. Born in Ghana,…
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Grâce Dorothée Tong : Ntu : Retrouver l’humain .
Les artistes réinventent le monde, essaient de le transformer, redonnent vie aux émotions partagées, facilitent la circulation et la compréhension des images, des mots, des harmonies et de tout ce qui donne à la vie sociale et économique son contrechamp…
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