Bayimba Gulu was dynamic and full of culture. Raymond Omerio Ojakol was there to cover it.
Read More >>The philosophy of Double Lives is clear: when two planes of the mind are combined a third plane emerges — reconditioning identity.
Read More >>The photographic project Britain Loves Africa by Campbell attempts to give viewers a domestic insight into the homes of couples living in East Africa of whom one partner is British and the other African. With these images she raises a subject that would normally be informally explored, in conversation or gossip, and given it a platform for public debate.
Read More >>We know that our thoughts are shaped by the world around us. We also know that the world is cruel towards women. Thus, in ‘not thinking’ there is inevitably some kind of thought process. It is even more critical with regards to political artist like Soi.
Read More >>The future appropriation of this archive proves that the archive is never closed. It is, in fact, open and reworked by contemporary visual artists.
Read More >>Review By Moses Serubiri on Nudity at Tackling Texts On 19 February 2014, a meeting of artists, art lecturers, students and arts managers convened at the Makerere Art Gallery for the year’s first Tackling Texts, a forum to engage African
Read More >>The Brief In a globalized world with borders and boundaries constantly being challenged, how can the arts define or redefine ambiguous states of gender or sexuality? Are there clear roles for men and women, male and female? Do contemporary artists
Read More >>Ugandan Recordings is a Scandal Studios project to uncover and document music from northern Uganda. The search has found artists with a variety of instruments such as adungu, lukeme, nang’a, bila and orak. All recorded songs are accompanied by video clips, so one can see how each artist creates their work.
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