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Theme of the Month
WALK WITH ME: Road to Recovery
What does it mean to be resilient? While often resilience is linked to ideas of recovery and stability—personal, economic, or environmental—its meaning can be broader.
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Artwork
Agness Buya Yombwe, Zambia
“Taboo to discuss what’s been taught at Mukanda”
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Road to RecoveryWALK WITH ME
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Women, EmpoweredWATCH ME FLY
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Urban StoriesSEE THE UNSEEN
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New African NarrativesLISTEN, I SPEAK
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Creative PathfindersBREAK THE MOLD
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Living with Climate ChangeSYMBIOSIS
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Thriving in the age of COVID-19COMMUNAL RESILIENCE
VIDEO
Jan 30, 2023
We Are Afrika
"We Are Afrika" is a World Bank Group exhibition showcasing the work of African artists. It explores Africa's development progress and visions of the future. The exhibition is aligned with the Bank's focus on climate change and Africa Human Capital Plan, which highlights the importance of the health, knowledge and skills.
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Seychelles
Christine Chetty Payet
Christine Chetty Payet was born in the Seychelles in 1969. She is currently Director of the Seychelles Institute of Art and Design. In 2017 she was appointed as the Chairperson for the Creative Industries and National Events Agency in Seychelles.Watch on Youtube -
Botswana
Kim Karabo Makin
Kim Karabo Makin is a MFA student at UCT, combining sculpture, sound, installation, and research in her work. Her multicultural background informs her art, with a focus on context in identity formation.Watch on Youtube -
Rwanda
Cedric Mizero
Cedric Mizero, self-taught artist from Rwanda, enjoys experimenting with art and fashion using techniques learned from fellow artists. Mixing disciplines and emotions, he raises a voice for love through art.Watch on Youtube -
Sudan
Enas Satir
Enas Satir, Sudanese visual artist and graphic designer. In her work she focuses on issues of race, blackness and African identity and is inspired by the complexity and beauty of her background and home country of Sudan.Watch on Youtube -
Sudan
Alaa Satir
Artist, activist and illustrator from Khartoum, Sudan. Alaa graduated in architecture from the University of Khartoum and is currently pursuing an MA in illustration and visual media at the University of the Arts, London, UKWatch on Youtube -
Zimbabwe
Agness Yombwe
Agness Buya Yombwe (b. 1966, Zambia) is a mixed media artist and co-founder of the Wayi Wayi Art Studio and Gallery based in Livingstone, Zambia. Her artistic practice explores indigenous knowledge systems of the Bemba people of Zambia.Watch on Youtube -
Tanzania
Valerie Amani
Artistic explorer from Dar es salaam. Using a multi-disciplinary approach incorporating textile, poetry, moving image and digital collage, she experiments with notions of memory, hybrid spirituality and the complexities of body.Watch on Youtube -
Burundi
Charissa Daniella Iradukunda
Daniella is a photographer who developed her passion for the craft as a student studying computer and telecommunications at the Iteletique School in Burundi.Watch on Youtube
