Interview

Musoke considers herself a semi-abstract painter and is best known for her expressive portrayals of the region’s abundant wildlife, using a range of mediums to develop her imagery.

Working together for a decade now, Bárbara Wagner and Benjamin de Burca have been producing films and video-installations in dialogue with other artists connected to sound and stage. Learn more about their practice and recent exhibitions.

The artists included in this version of SCENORAMA are interested in creating new ways of thinking about the accessibility of individual and collective experiences.

Gor Soudan is a conceptual artist living and working in Kisumu and Nairobi. Often subtly engaged with contemporary political and social issues and embedded in urban culture, Gor’s artistic practice is an organic process through which everyday material is transformed into powerful work.

The show invites audiences to experience temporal and epistemic shifts translated through the affective visual delicacies produced through Gupta’s optical lexicon.

The Foundation emerged from collectors Lekha Poddar and her son Anupam Poddar expanding their personal interests in art to facilitating wider public engagement with artistic practice and curatorial interventions.

Learn more about Misheck Masamvu’s practice and artistic journey through a conversation with curator and educator Gabi Ngcobo that took place in Johannesburg, South Africa on 3 October 2018. This conversation formed part of Masamvu’s catalogue titled ‘Still’.