Posts by Craig Mark

Some exhibitions ask viewers to look. Memory in Motion asks them to remember.
Not memory as a fixed archive or a moment frozen in time, but memory as something living — something that moves with us, shifts shape, gathers meaning and leaves traces behind.

Now showing at AOCA, Memory in Motion: Identities, Materials and Resonances brings together a collective of contemporary African artists whose practices explore how identity is formed through experience, history, material and movement. Across painting, assemblage, sculpture and mixed media, the exhibition opens conversations around what we inherit, what we carry forward and how memory continues to shape who we

become.

 Curated by Gilles Yoro (Felin Light), the exhibition presents works by

Ayanda Mabulu

Mederic Turay

Opa Bathily

Kebe Ibrahim Bemba

Kenof “Franck Kemkeng Noah”

Ange Arthur Koua

Gerald Chukwuma

Mwass Githinji

Ndabuko Ntuli

Alexis Daniel Onguene Tassi

 Dieudonne Djiela Kamgang