Theresia Massawe’s debut solo exhibition, titled “All Roads Lead Here,” is an acceptance of the choice she made to become an artist.
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An instant decision made at the entrance of an exam room changed the course of Crayon’s life. He decided not
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At the tail end of 2020, three film lovers Jesse Mpango, Gertrude Malizana and Darragh Amelia came together to form the audio-visual collective Ajabu Ajabu. The purpose was clear: to foster space for the preservation, production and presentation of audio-visual art.
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Poet and screenwriter Thara Popoola’s career has been a slow and steady climb. Poem after poem, then short after short,
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In Tomi Oyemakinde’s The Changing Man fear is to be conquered as much as it is to be embraced. The
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From visual artist to filmmaker, Gertrude’s journey is one of artistic evolution, fearless exploration, and a commitment to amplifying the voices of the unheard.
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Talia Hibbert is growing bolder in her love for romance. “I take so much pride in telling these stories,” she
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In the latest post on Vandezine, the newsletter with updates from the Vandelay radio station crew, co-founder Dare offers some
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Whether through her two books; Love in Colour, and more recently Honey and Spice, or her work in TV, film
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“When I played my new music to my friends, they called me a bully,” Kel-P teasingly mentions about halfway into
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By way of her occupation and inventive sonic vision, Nyokabi Kariũki’s impact on the Kenyan music scene warrants greater applause.
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“When people look at me, I want them to see a bad ass bitch”. This declaration is an introduction to
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“I’m not happy,” DJ Joozey says about an hour into our conversation. He then adds, “I’m not living my best
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Donae’o: pronounced Donay-o to mean ‘gift from God.’ An apt stage name for a spiritual Ian Greenidge who always knew
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Shortly after its release of the anthology Who’s Loving You, The Floor had a virtual chat with contributing writer and
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