Kenya

Thandiwe Muriu

France

Paris

193 Gallery

Photography

CAMO 2.0 4452

Beauty queen

Nigeria

Abe Ogunlende

Painting

Worth The While

Constellations

A GOOD DAY FOR A SWIM

Portaits of Our Time

Senegal

Modou Dieng Yacine

Mixed Media

Esprit Noir

Living Room

Boy With Splash

Moment Not Shared

Ivory Coast

Joana Choumali

Celle qui rêvait trop

America the beautiful

Afroboyz

Tirailleurs

Sarah Forbes

INSight

United States

April Bey

Textile Art

"Why are you Gay?" "Who says I'm gay?" "YOU ARE GAY

Keep Acting Funny So I Can Be Hilarious

Willow Evann

Memories

Identités

From 11 March to 26 May 2023, 193 Gallery opens a new cycle on the African scenes and hosts the exhibition We are Enough, organised by AFIRIKA ARTFEST.

Conceived by Roger Niyigena Karera (co-founder of AFIRIKA ARTFEST and member of the curatorial department of 193 Gallery), Baptiste Rougeot (scenographer) and Cyril Thezenas (co-founder of AFIRIKA ARTFEST and project manager).

We are enough will present the works of: Zanele Muholi - visual activist (South Africa), Joana Choumali - mixed media (Ivory Coast), Modou Dieng Yacine - mixed media (Senegal), Thandiwe Muriu - photographer (Kenya), Evans Mbugua - mixed media painter (Kenya), April Bey - mixed media, tapestry (Bahamas) Willow Evann - sculpture, mixed media (France- Ivory Coast), Ken Nwadiobgu - installation, multimedia, painting (Nigeria), Cédric Tchinan - painter (Ivory Coast), Abe Ogunlende - painter (Nigeria), Alexis Peskine - sculptor, mixed media (France-Brazil) Spread over the 450m2 of the 193 Gallery, as well as the Galerie Carole Kvasnevski, AFIRIKA ARTFEST proposes several occasions for discussion, and exchanges at the heart of its strong scenographic approaches. We are enough is a call to deconstruct the prejudices that make up contemporary African societies.


AFIRIKA ARTFEST: We are enough Part 2

AFIRIKA ARTFEST: We are enough Part 2

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