Interviews

HARARE GAZE: A CONVERSATION WITH RICHARD MUDARIKI OF artHARARE GALLERY

HARARE GAZE: A CONVERSATION WITH RICHARD MUDARIKI OF artHARARE GALLERY

On behalf of Omusana Review, I am delighted to present an interview with Richard Mudariki, artist and founder of artHarare Gallery. Mudariki is a well-respected artist whose paintings have been showcased in Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art and OSART Gallery in Milan. Over the past four years, artHarare has gained…

AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH CURATOR PHIN JENNINGS OF RISE ART: A Discussion of Nelson Makamo’s Solo Exhibition in London

AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH CURATOR PHIN JENNINGS OF RISE ART: A Discussion of Nelson Makamo’s Solo Exhibition in London

Omusana Review is delighted to present an exclusive interview with Phin Jennings of Rise Art, an online gallery that champions contemporary artists. Rise Art works to expand representation and access through online exhibitions as well as physical programming. Currently, Rise Art is hosting a pop-up exhibition for the celebrated South…

Building Art Centres in Africa: An Interview with Teesa Bahana

Building Art Centres in Africa: An Interview with Teesa Bahana

Omusana Review is delighted to interview Teesa Bahana, the director of 32 Degrees East Ugandan Arts Trust. Bahana is one of the most inspiring voices in Uganda, leading a non-profit organization that champions the professional development of contemporary artists on the continent. Art’s role in bringing people together, championing the…

How Daudi Karungi is Bringing Visibility to African Artists?

How Daudi Karungi is Bringing Visibility to African Artists?

Daudi Karungi is one of the most respected figures in Contemporary Art. As director of Afriart gallery, and Kampala Art Biennale, Karungi has built a formidable reputation of bringing visibility to artists living and working in Africa.

Interview with Katasi E Kironde of Elevate 256

Interview with Katasi E Kironde of Elevate 256

Katasi E. Kironde is the founder of Elevate 256, a diaspora based organization that promotes Ugandan culture and history. In this interview, Katasi discusses the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Ugandans. Also, she looks at the act of social distancing and how it has affected family health and grieving…

The pandemic and African Economies

The pandemic and African Economies

All across the world, we’re seeing the destructive power of the Covid-19 pandemic. African economies face a daunting task to curb the spread of the disease and also protect livelihoods. To their credit African leaders took decisive measures to protect the public. They lock downed airports and limited internal movement.…