By Zimiso Geoffrey Nyamande There is beauty in Art. Something about it that keeps you glued to your seat. Such that at times you have an...

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On this debut podcast, we chat to Moffat about his work and journey leading towards his participation in the Zimbabwean Pavilion at the...

by Admin As the vibrant pulse of London’s art scene quickens with the arrival of its spring, Tiwani Gallery in London eagerly anticipates...

by Admin 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, the global art fair that celebrates contemporary art from Africa and its diaspora, unveiled...

by Richard Mudariki Every two years, the art world converges upon the enchanting city of Venice, Italy, for one of the most prestigious...

In May 2019, seven months before municipal health authorities in the central Chinese city of Wuhan released a media statement detailing...

by Nyadzombe Nyampenza Barnabus Chiponza, How Beautiful Is Night (1945). Photo Debbie Sears © The Curtain Foundation. From the exhibition...

by Tinashe Chiura Tamary Kudita, That evening sun goes down, Photograph, 2020 (image courtesy of the artist) Blackness is often...

by Nyadzombe Nyampenza Prudence Chimutuwah, Face Yebasa, 2021 (detail) mixed media (image courtesy of author) Face dzebasa’ is Prudence...

by Lifang Zhang Kresiah Mukwazhi, Chembere Dzagumhana 315cm x 265cm, mixed media Installation (image courtesy of the author and artist)...

I am struck by the unoriginal thought that violence and struggle often appear alongside great beauty. I do not accept that artists must...

Moffat Takadiwa, Hashtag this flag (2020), Plastic keyboard keys, plastic bottle tops (image Courtesy of Semiose Gallery, Paris) The...

"Despite the diversity of artists and mediums, the same desire runs through each of these works, the struggle for freedom. This quest, so...