Reviews
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…
CORIOLANUS REVIEW
With its larger than life set, exciting sword fights, and incredible lighting and sound, Lindsey Turner presents an energetic interpretation of Rome’s chaotic early years
1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair 2024 Review
Now in its 12th year, 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair has become a cornerstone of art week in London alongside the Frieze Fair.
SHIFTERS REVIEW
Shifters is a delightful new play exploring modern love.
MDOU MOCTAR’S THRILLING PERFORMANCE AT THE 9:30 CLUB
Mdou Moctar and his bandmates gave a thrilling performance yesterday at the historic 9:30 Club in Washington, DC. The band comes from Niger and sings about life in that country. They are currently touring America to promote their new album, Funeral for Justice, which has received rave reviews from critics…
REVIEW OF AFRICAN MODERNISM IN AMERICA, 1947-1967
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to visit the remarkable African Modernism in America, 1947- 67 exhibition, which was showcasing at The Phillips Collection Museum in Washington, DC. This delightful exhibition, co-curated by Perrin Lanthrop, Jamaal Sheats, and Nikoo Payder, presented a collection of works donated to Fisk University…
THE FRAUD BY ZADIE SMITH
This is one of Zadie Smith's finest novels. Set in Victorian London it is filled with imposters and literary heroes.