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Shores of Sahara-Sahel: Waves, Forms, Futures

Shores of Sahara-Sahel: Waves, Forms, Futures // October 11–12, 2023

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Temitayo-ogunbiyi
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Rania-mamoun
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Marion-ritzmann
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Adji-dieye
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Opening of 2023 edition - e-flux Agenda

Culturescapes 2023 Sahara, the 17th edition of the Swiss biennial, opens in Basel on October 1, 2023.

Belgium
France
Germany
Switzerland
Senegal
Swiss
Senegalese
Yarri-kamara
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Amy-niang
Kateryna-botanova
Jonas-staal

Liverpool Biennial 2023 review – horror and healing

At the 12th Liverpool Biennial, bold works from Isa do Rosário, Binta Diaw, Torkwase Dyson and more focus on colonialism and the slave trade. But the aim is to spiritually awaken rather than shock

Italy
Brazil
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United-kingdom
South-africa
Senegal
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Britain
Senegalese
American
British
Brazilian

At the Liverpool Biennial, Troubling Local Histories Echo Across Time

The Liverpool Biennial is back in the British city with a timely look at how colonialism reverberates throughout the UK and beyond.

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France
Nigeria
Our-lady
M-nourbese-philip
Melanie-manchot
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Stephan-gibbons
Julien-creuzet
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Eleng-luluan

Rites and rituals at the Liverpool Biennial

At the heart of a memorable but uneven event is the struggle to remember the transatlantic slave trade in appropriate ways, writes Mark Hudson

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Taiwan
United-kingdom
United-states
Singapore
Australia
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