‘It is only with the heart that one can see rightly;
what is essential is invisible to the eye.’

Antoine de Saint-Exupery

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Between Worlds – What Remains

One of my poems was written during my cancer treatment. It explores what touches us, what endures, and how things take on new meaning when life comes to a halt.

A world in common, contemporary African photography – Imagined Futures

The final theme 'Imagined Futures' of the Contemporary African Photography exhibition at the Tate, London and the Wereldmuseum, Rotterdam.

A world in common, contemporary African photography – Counterhistories

Second theme 'Counterhistories' of the exhibition on contemporary African photography at the Tate, London and the Wereldmuseum, Rotterdam.

A world in common, contemporary African photography – identity and tradition

First theme ‘Identity and tradition’ of the exhibition on Contemporary African Photography held at Tate, London and the Wereldmuseum in Rotterdam.

A world in common, contemporary African photography – the introduction

Introduction of the exhibition on Contemporary African Photography held at Tate Modern, London and the Wereldmuseum in Rotterdam.

The exhibition ‘In brilliant light’

Step by step, I am trying to gain knowledge about African art which is not easy. It will take some time before I can grasp its coherence.

How can I learn how to relate to African-American art?

African-American art fascinates me, but I still know too little about it. This blog is about my search for it, which gives me great pleasure.

Female photographers

There has been an increase in exhibitions featuring women photographers, highlighting different genres such as documentary and street photography. Reflecting on my collection of photobooks, I mention a number of artists including Viviane Maier, Jodi Bieber and Viviane Sassen. It is important to recognize and appreciate the importance of women's contributions to photography.

Murals

Murals serve various purposes from art to activism. Historically significant, they have evolved from ancient cave paintings to African-American murals like those by Hale Woodruff and Aaron Douglas. Artists like Judith de Leeuw and Banksy continue this tradition with socially impactful works.

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