Pippy Houldsworth Gallery is delighted to present the first European solo exhibition of acclaimed African-American artist Faith Ringgold from 23 February to 28 April 2018.
Geopolitical tensions, as well as unsettling ecological, social, and economic developments, are challenging the current world order. Faced with such growing uncertainty, trust in the pillars of our society is continually waning.
The brutality of the Jim Crow era is well known to most. The casual terror unleashed on black bodies and psyches through lynchings and beatings still echoes loudly through our collective memory, even for those who were born under the first black president.
Above: Mohamed Bourouissa, Sans titre, 2014. Photo: Lucia Thomé. © Adagp, Paris, 2018. Courtesy of the artists and kamel mennour, Paris/London.
Above: Ronald Williams, Shoe Game #1 From the nigger yard of yesterday, I come with my burden. / To the world of tomorrow, I turn with my strength.
Above: The Neon Glow of the Rider by Jumana Emil Abboud. Courtesy of Jumana Emil Abboud. What do you know about Palestine?
Above: Unarmed by Tajh Rust. Giving Up the Ghost: Artifacts/A Study of Power and Solidarity Against White Violence in Modernity, a new group exhibition curated by Niama Safia Sandy at Rush Arts Philadelphia, offers broad critiques and diverse perspectives about the function of power and violence.
It’s a wrap! The 26th Annual Pan African Film & Arts Festival (PAFF) has reached its end, and after 12 full days of showcasing an impressive slate of 173 films, PAFF has finally announced the winners of its 2018 season!
Above: Khupela 2018, by Fahamu Pecou Acrylic and diamond dust on indigo-dyed canvas 60 x 43.5 in / 152 x 110.5 cm
OSN, the Middle East, and North Africa region’s leading entertainment network, has signed the first partnership deal in the region with Netflix – the world’s leading internet entertainment service – marking a bold first step for industry collaboration and integration.
