Zanele Muholi’s Kanye Nawe opens at Southern Guild Cape Town, gathering more than two decades of photography and sculpture around Black queer visibility and care.
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Zanele Muholi’s Kanye Nawe gathers photography and sculpture from more than two decades of visual activism, asking what it means to witness, remember and remain with Black LGBTQIA+ lives.
Kay Kay Ribane’s The Perfect Serve turns the movement of a tennis serve into a collector’s photography book, showing how African opulence can live in restraint, precision and tactile design.
Tshepiso Moropa’s collage practice turns archival photographs into living material, using Setswana folktales, dreams and memory to challenge the idea that archives carry one final truth.
