Our Canvas Grows From The Soil curated by Dr. Kara Blackmore Linking practices between Uganda and Ghana, the special project is comprised of artworks are all made from the medium of barkcloth (lubugo, kyenkyen), a UNESCO listed Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible...
Moderated by Brandy Pettijohn, PhD, Curator of Exhibitions, Spelman College Museum of Fine Art African Art in Atlanta Date & Time: Sunday, October 4, 202612:00 PM - 1:00 PM Location: Freeman’s Theater, Atlanta Art Fair African art is gaining prominence in...
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Poetry Reading_15 August 2026_Gloria Kiconco and Borderlands ArtDownload
1-4 October 2026 The group presentation from Borderlands Art will take collectors on a journey from the DR Congo, to Uganda and across the globe to the UK. Alexander Kyungu Mwilambwe links African pasts to new imagined futures. He uses traditional symbols and...
This solo exhibition by Gloria Kiconco considers how text and paper become staging grounds for stories about life and relationships. Each artwork holds the language of intimacy, revealing a soft and subtle way of responding to heartbreak. Throughout the series there...
April 1 – June 3, 2026 Elsadig Janka, with his photographic series The Intermingled, documents the Sudanese revolution, providing a deeply personal and historical record of the protests on the streets of Khartoum. Through multiple exposure techniques, Janka...
Borderlands Art USA debut presents three female African artists: Charity Atukunda (Uganda), Gloria Kiconco (Uganda) and Laeïla Adjovi (Benin). These artists present textiles, zines, and photography that reimagine contemporary African experiences through materials,...
This immersive exhibition invites audiences into a deeply personal yet universally resonant exploration of memory, nature, and transformation. It presents three different kinds of fabrics juxtaposed together: Kyenkyen, Dawadawa, and Lubugo. Made in Ghana and Uganda,...