The "Kings and Queens of Africa" exhibition is a landmark event showcasing Sub-Saharan African art in the Middle East, featuring over 300 artifacts linked to royal authority across various cultures. Organized into sections by region—West, Central, Southern, and Eastern Africa—it includes historical items like royal attire and contemporary works like comics. The exhibition critically addresses the colonial past of many artifacts, while also tracing their alternative histories and pathways to the museum. Complementing this, Shilpa Gupta's exhibition at Ishara Art Foundation explores themes of borders and identity, reinforcing a commitment to amplified voices in the arts.
The Kings and Queens of Africa exhibition showcases Sub-Saharan African art's diverse representation through over 300 objects and acknowledges the complex histories of these artifacts.
This groundbreaking exhibition explores the power dynamics of Sub-Saharan African rulers through sections dedicated to West, Central, Southern, and Eastern Africa, ending with contemporary popular art.
Shilpa Gupta's exhibition at Ishara Art Foundation highlights the relevance of her works addressing themes of borders and human experience, reflecting a commitment to voices seeking emancipation.
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