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Radical Women in Latin American Art
United By A Thread
Blacks, Chinese And Natives in Peruvian Graffiti
Speaking Walls
This is C& América Latina!
A new multilingual Platform focused on Afro-Latin America

»I felt like a black guy from New York trapped in Peru. . .«

With these words, graffiti artist Entes opens a gathering in his Lima studio to talk about one of the issues still under construction in the Latin American country: Afro-Peruvian identity.
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This is C& América Latina!
A new multilingual Platform focused on Afro-Latin America
The art magazine will be addressing the ties between Africa, Afro-Latin America and the Caribbean.
Installation View
Ex Africa
The show brings together 20 artists working with video art, photography, installations, music, performance.
Transatlantic Connections
Recollecting Scattered Seeds in Africa and Colombia
The project "Scattered seeds" examines black Transatlantic imaginaries, shared histories and present realities.
Afro-Brazilian Manifestations
“Territories” Exhibition
The exhibition set out to highlight the importance of artists of African descent in the history of Brazilian art.
In Conversation with
Regina José Galindo
“Art is art and politics is politics”, says the Guatemalan artist. And yet her work is a blow of political defiance.
In Focus: Cuba
“Afro-” and “-Cuban”: a Possible Nation?
How are black Cubans perceived? A walk through the history of the relationship between the visual arts and Cuban Afro identity.
In Conversation with
Brazilian artist Jaime Lauriano
His work investigates the issue of violence in Brazil and results from in-depth research at libraries and public archives.
In Conversation with
The Zimbabwean visual artist Lucia Nhamo
There are contextual parallels between Brazilian and Zimbabwean politics, says the artist after a residency in Salvador da Bahia.
In Conversation with...
The curator Diane Lima
Her name is associated to at least three projects: NoBrasil, AfroTranscendence and Diálogos Ausentes.
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events
Exhibitions
Kannibal Fest
Lohmüle Open Air I
Berlin, Germany
25 August - 26 August 2018
Exhibitions
Prueba
Prueba
Prueba, Afghanistan
Exhibitions
Marcos López: In-Continente
Galería Rolf Art
Buenos Aires, Argentina
21 March - 31 May 2018
Exhibitions
Jonathan Moller - ¿Por qué vamos a callar a los vivos?
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos
Santiago, Chile
22 March - 27 May 2018
Exhibitions
Grada Kilomba: Speaking the Unspeakable
Goodman Gallery
Johannesburg, South Africa
17 March - 14 April 2018
Exhibitions
Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960–1985
Brooklyn Museum
New York, United States
13 April - 22 July 2018
Exhibitions
Memórias de Resistências Negras
MAFRO
Salvador, Brazil
25 January - 08 March 2018
Exhibitions
SESC SP apresenta exposições dedicadas aos contextos e manifestações dissensuais
SESC
São Paulo, Brazil
28 January - 06 May 2018
Exhibitions
Histórias afro-atlânticas, Aleijadinho e Maria Auxiliadora Silva
MASP
São Paulo, Brazil
10 March - 18 December 2018
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C& International
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C& In Conversation with Nina Chanel Abney
Using Bright Colors to Tell Dark Realities
The Chicago native explains how she deals with terrible news and creating a universal language for the digital generation.
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C& C& Center of Unfinished Business
“Germanomania” and the Myth of Nationalism
How the title still proves relevant in understanding the continuity of racist thoughts and racial myths in Germany and Europe.
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C& The Bandjoun Station
Just think of David Hockney meeting Arte Povera meeting Barthélémy Toguo
A very special, truly international Collection around 300 kilometers from Yaoundé in Cameroon, reaches out to fans of contemporary art...
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C& in conversation with keyon gaskin
Disrupting Expectations
The performative work of the Portland-based artist is not restricted to theater or gallery spaces. In a world that often deval
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Tomie Ohtake
“Osso”
The exhibition gave visibility to the emblematic case of Rafael Braga, black youth victim of the arbitrary Justice in Brazil.
In Conversation with
Ghanaian-German artist Zohra Opoku
The artist speaks about her project “Queenmothers”, in which she explores the links between Ghana and Brazil.
In Conversation with
Artist and Writer Grada Kilomba
Transdisciplinary work, the presence of the past, and how to perform knowledge for the sake of forcing transformation.
Transatlantic Connections
Recollecting Scattered Seeds in Africa and Colombia
The project "Scattered seeds" examines black Transatlantic imaginaries, shared histories and present realities.
In Conversation with
Brazilian photographer Eustáquio Neves
He highlights the small number of artists of African descent on a predominantly-white art scene in Brazil.
C& and Aperture Magazine
Délio Jasse’s Endless Archive
Looking to vintage photographs and alternative processes, the artist engages the infinite possibilities of an image.
Exhibition Histories
Seven Stories about Modern Art in Africa
We take a closer look at the exhibition, which remains polarizing as a subject of curatorial and art-historical debates.
Looking back
The legacy of Mestre Didi
Mestre Didi’s unique artistic oeuvre emerges from a breadth of knowledge obtained inside the Nagô Candomblé.
Two Biennials – Two countries
Dakar and Havana
Despite their political differences, Cuba and Senegal established new programs and institutions dedicated to the arts.
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opportunities
Awards
Centrale Fies
LIVE WORKS – Performance Act Award Vol. 6
Dro, Italy
Exhibitions
Biennial of Casablanca
4th International Biennial of Casablanca
Casablanca, Morocco
Academic
SOMA
Two-year Academic Program Open Call: SOMA Mexico City
Mexico City, Mexico
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Argentina's Black Legacy
Relationship Status: It’s Complicated
The “disappearance of the black” in Argentinian identity is an intriguing mystery. Artist Adriana Bustos examines this topic.
Rolando Vázquez
The End of the Contemporary?
The sociologist talks about terminologies, alternative approaches to history, and the creation of a decolonial space for thinking.
In Conversation with
Brazilian curator Fabiana Lopes
We talk to independent curator Fabiana Lopes, who is currently researching the production of artists of African descent in Brazil.
In Conversation with
Argentine semiotician Walter Mignolo
“Decolonial aesthetics/aesthesis has become a connector across the continents”, says the scholar at Duke University.
Blacks, Chinese And Natives in Peruvian Graffiti
Speaking Walls
In Peru, young artists are exploring their roots – while trying to change the way the Latin American country regards itself.
In Conversation with
Brazilian photographer Eustáquio Neves
He highlights the small number of artists of African descent on a predominantly-white art scene in Brazil.
Contemporary Afro-Latin American Voices
Old Conflicts, New Expressions
The question of identity is still an important vehicle for creativity in Latin America and sparks original forms of expression.
In Conversation with
Artist and Writer Grada Kilomba
Transdisciplinary work, the presence of the past, and how to perform knowledge for the sake of forcing transformation.
Transatlantic Connections
Latin-American and African art scenes
The Argentinian curator Gabriela Salgado talks about the South-to-South connections in the context of international art.
Looking back
The Brazilian theatre maker Abdias do Nascimento
The scholar and radical theater maker was remembered at three important festivals for Black African culture.
In Conversation with
Ghanaian-German artist Zohra Opoku
The artist speaks about her project “Queenmothers”, in which she explores the links between Ghana and Brazil.
Round-table with
Village Uhu, Afrorexistencia and lugar a dudas
A round-table conversation with three collectives from Colombia and Zimbabwe about the role of their artist-run platforms.
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