Four contemporary artists - Manuela Lara, Gloria Kiconco, Charity Atukunda, and Elsadig Janka are holding a group exhibition in Kampala titled "Confluence: Fission, Fusion, and Creative Alchemy" that is exploring the dynamic intersections of art, culture, and identity...
Screenshot Artsy Editorial spotlights Borderlands Art as 1 of the 10 participating galleries to watch!Artsy’s online showcase Black-Owned Galleries Now showcases more than 60 gallerists from around the world and the artists they platform. Read more...
Haja Fanta takes a look at the long-awaited biennial, questioning its conceptual coherence while admiring its composition and drawing out its continued importance. Read the full article here
Announcing the exhibitors of Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2025. At the forefront of critical dialogue and cutting-edge practice, the 12th edition of Investec Cape Town Art Fair presents over 120 exhibitors redefining the global contemporary art ecosystem. See the full...
En Français Biennale de Dakar : une 15eédition qui monte en gamme By Armelle Malvoisin Departing from its usual schedule, the event is convincing thanks to increased professionalism, under the direction of Salimata Diop. The Dakar Biennale, which was to be held last...
Routes of Resistance 26 November – 1 December 2024 Birgit Rausing’s Hall, Lund Opening November 26 at 17–20, inauguration at 18.00 During a creative week at Skissernas Museum the curators from Routes of Resistance will collectively continue the process by...
One of our artists, Manuela Lara is being featured in Africa’s most prestigious art event, the 15th Dak'Art, Biennale de Dakar (7th November - 7th December) in Senegal! Read the full article here
Our Chief Curator here at Borderlands Art, Dr Kara Blackmore, will be guest curating Africa’s most prestigious art event, the 15th Dak'Art, Biennale de Dakar (7th November - 7th December) in Senegal! Read the full article here
The SEND ME Exhibition presents a compelling exploration of artistic freedom and insecurity within the context of East Africa, drawing upon both historical and contemporary perspectives. Read the full article here