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kó Gallery presents ‘Dry Season’ a solo exhibition by Eva Obodo featuring recent charcoal and fibre artworks. This exhibition explores the artist’s fascination with the intricate terrains of human experience, presenting a powerful narrative of contemporary social and political landscapes. Eva Obodo is a professor of Fine and…

Temple Muse and Daniel “Pengrapher” Oshundaro present ‘Renaissance Reformed’, a compelling solo exhibition curated by Avinash D. Wadhwani. The exhibition delves into the Oshundaro’s transformative exploration of identity, materiality and the interplay between self and environment. The exhibition’s title captures Oshundaro’s reimagining of classical masterpieces through a contemporary…

It’s no secret that the African art industry has historically been a male-dominated space. But today, across the continent and beyond, women are making their presence known—not just as artists, but as curators, collectors, gallerists, and cultural entrepreneurs. They are not just part of the conversation; they are…

The female experience is vast, layered, and deeply personal, yet it resonates universally. Across Africa, contemporary female artists are reclaiming narratives, telling their own stories, and challenging outdated perceptions of womanhood. Through paint, sculpture, photography, and mixed media, these artists are giving voice to the struggles, joys, and…

Lungiswa Gqunta (b.1990; Gqeberha, South Africa) is an artist working in performance, printmaking, sculpture and installation. Lungiswa Gqunta deconstructs spatial modes of exclusion and oppression by addressing the access to and ownership of land, unravelling multisensory experiences that highlight persistent social imbalances which are legacies of both patriarchal…