“The Last Place They Thought Of” This exhibition project brings together the work of the following artists: Lungiswa Gqunta, Soñ Gweha, Gaelle Choisne, Godelive Kasangati, Lou Cocody-Valentino, Michele Magema, Monica…

The pressing nature of the debate on climate change aligns with the role of art in historical and social dynamics. This year’s project for Paris Photo celebrates the capacity of…

“Colonial Memory, Wounded Civilization” In his essay Discourse on Colonialism, Afro-descendant poet and politician Aimé Césaire pointed out that a civilisation that chooses to close its eyes to its most…

The film Path to the Stars is part of the group show Tide Line which starts from the Revolution of 25 April 1974 to reach the present day,reflecting on the ongoing revolutions, most importantly those…

“Free as They Want To Be: Artist Committed to Memory” Free as They Want To Be: Artist Committed to Memory, an exhibition hosted by the The Clark Atlanta University Art…

“Path To The Stars” Film and video gallery installation “Path to the Stars” (2022) explores the legacy of anti-colonial resistance in Angola through the metaphor of the river, an element…

For the group show Le Sel Noir Mónica de Miranda presents photographs from her series Greenhouse. The exhibition is inspired by Glissant’s philosophical-theoretical approaches to multiculturalism, the exhibition presents international contemporary art that deals…

The Kwanza River – among the longest rivers in Angola that flows into the Atlantic Ocean  – provided a point of entry for the Portuguese invasion in 1482. As the site of numerous battles…

Bissaya Barreto Museum Bringing together a collection of works, the exhibition proposes a profound reflection on identity, memory, territory, and resistance. The artworks are fluidly articulated, revealing layers of meaning…