In conversation with Tiago Sant'Ana
"The naturalization of whiteness as a life parameter"
Artist and researcher uses materials such as sugar to discuss the naturalization and erasure of a colonial past.
Slavery Images
The Image As Testimony Of The Unspeakable
An archive of historical images allows us a look into the terrible world of slavery in the Americas.
Paulo Nazareth at the ICA Miami
Dismantling colonial power
The Brazilian artist offers a journey to understand the oppressive, exploitative nature of colonial history in his country.
In Memorium
Binyavanga Wainaina (1971-2019)
The Kenyan author Binyavanga Wainaina has passed away at the age of 48. Neo Sinoxolo Musangi writes a personal note on his legacy.
In Conversation With Lía Colombino
The Museo del Barro and Multicultural Art in Paraguay
The Museum is dedicated to all types of visual arts that highlight the cultural and ethnic diversity of Paraguay.
In Conversation with Moisés Patrício
“Fascism is a ghost who keeps on haunting us”
Brazilian artist Moisés Patrício talks about his career, filled with international travel “after 400 years of imprisonment in Brazil”.
In Conversation With Paola Torres Núñez
“It Has Been My Choice To Live A Nomadic Life”
The artist intervenes Peruvian textiles using technology, in order to examine concepts as interpretation and misrepresentation.
Concreto Blues
A New Photo Series by Kiluanji Kia Henda Tackles Angola’s Urbanization
With the solo show Concreto Blues, Angola-based artist Kiluanji Kia Henda returns to the subject of the city.
Installation View
Venice Biennale: Caribbean Identity
Our first impressions of the Antigua and Barbuda, and Grenada pavilions at the 58th Venice Biennale.
Coffee, Rhum, Sugar & Gold
A Postcolonial Paradox
As a system of oppression, colonialism never ceased, but re-branded – as an exhibition in San Francisco shows.
Installation View
Venice Biennale: Chile and Peru
Peruvian artist Christian Bendayan and Chilean Voluspa Jarpa at the 58th Venice Biennale.
Installation View
Minerva Cuevas – No Room To Play
The Mexican artist questions the construction of political roles and the significance of the public space.
ARCOlisboa 2019
C&AL present at ARCOlisboa
With a stand at this year's ARCOlisboa, C& and C&AL present their print versions to the fair visitors.
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events
Exhibitions
O trauma é brasileiro
Galeria Homero Massena
Vitória, Brazil
11 June - 24 August 2019
Exhibitions
Kannibal Fest
Freie Universität , Villa Kurisorium , Kopi , Grieesmühle
Berlin, Germany
23 July - 03 August 2019
Exhibitions
Ghost Mountain – Agustín González
Arroniz Arte
México D.F., Mexico
08 June - 24 August 2019
Exhibitions
Los huecos del agua. Arte actual de pueblos originarios
Museo Universitario del Chopo
Mexico D.F., Mexico
23 May - 22 September 2019
Exhibitions
Coffee, Rhum, Sugar & Gold
MoAD Museum of the African Diaspora
San Francisco, United States
08 May - 11 August 2019
Exhibitions
Art at a distance. Mail Art in Latin America, 1969-2019
Henrique Faria – New York
New York, United States
27 June - 16 August 2019
Exhibitions
Isabel Klotz - Tribu
FLORA ars+natura
Bogotá, Colombia
27 June - 15 August 2019
Exhibitions
El verbo no alimenta. Blanca Varela, mujeres y Santa Beatriz
CCELima – Centro Cultural de España en Lima
Lima, Peru
19 July - 25 August 2019
Exhibitions
Elevación - Ana María Millán
Museo de Arte Moderno de Bogotá
Bogotá, Colombia
13 June - 01 September 2019
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C& In Conversation with Zoe Samudzi
Blackness as a State of Matter
C&'s Will Furtado speaks to Zoe Samudzi about institutional space for Black womxn’s cultural production.
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C& “Thinkivist” Art
The Ozhope Collective and the Oil Debate in Malawi
Emmanuel Ngwira writes about the Collective's attempts to unmask shady oil business deals and a seemingly neo-colonial form of capitalism.
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C& Another 68!
Decolonize 1968! How to shift the Perspective of Collective Memory
Peggy Piesche looks into how much the liberation ideas of 1968 owe to the anti-colonial movements and the contributions by BPOC women*.
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C& Raimi Olakunle Gbadamosi on the Protection of Tap Water
The Possibility of Imagining Something New
For C& British artist, lecturer and writer Raimi Olakunle Gbadamosi envisions a descent scenario for his adopted country South Africa.
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C& The Netherlands: Untold Tales
Sara Blokland: “Who is allowed to be in the picture?”
The artist analyses with C& the contexts of historical photography in the former Dutch colonies and the art scene in the Netherlands.
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C& In Conversation with Nikita Gale
Experiencing Anonymity Through Abstraction
The artist speaks about artistic boundaries, the burden of transparency, anonymity, and how she manipulates spaces with her installations.
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The Netherlands: Untold Tales
Kevin Osepa: The Curaçao Artist Exploring Afro-Caribbean Spiritual Culture
Inspired by Curaçao's “magical thinking”, Kevin Osepa explores with photography and film religion, African diaspora, and family.
In Conversation With Lía Colombino
The Museo del Barro and Multicultural Art in Paraguay
The Museum is dedicated to all types of visual arts that highlight the cultural and ethnic diversity of Paraguay.
Inside the Library
Africa Collection São Paulo, Brazil
Take a look into libraries and book collections holding some of the rarer and often forgotten publications.
In Conversation With Lucia Hierro
The Cost of Things
“I didn’t want to do things that looked like what you would find on a Shit-Dominicans-Do list. I didn’t want the very obvious”.
Remembering the documenta 14: Athens
In the Surrounds of History
Jota Mombaça observed for C& the multiple events surrounding the documenta 14.
Rubem Valentim in Review
Manifesto Against Cultural Subalternity
Two shows trace different aspects of the artist's work and highlight its importance for Brazilian art.
In Conversation With Pêdra Costa
“My Position In The World Is At The Crossroads”
Artist talks about the concept of invisible knowledge and explains how her work decodes and transforms violence.
In Conversation With Paola Torres Núñez
“It Has Been My Choice To Live A Nomadic Life”
The artist intervenes Peruvian textiles using technology, in order to examine concepts as interpretation and misrepresentation.
In Conversation with Zoe Samudzi
Blackness as a State of Matter
About anti-Blackness as a foundational element of the United States, narrow representations of Africa, and art awards.
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opportunities
Workshops
Galeria Homero Massena
Arte, Sociopolítica e Corporeidades
Vitória, Brazil
Call for applications
Instituto Cisneros - MOMA
Convocatoria Beca de la Colección Latinoamericana; MOMA, New York
New York, United States
Awards
Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes Franklin Rawson
Concurso Internacional de Escultura 2019
San Juan, Argentina
Workshops
IMS Paulista
Fotografia, racismo e antirracismo
São Paulo, Brazil
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