The group exhibition features works created during the COVID-19 pandemic by Hloniphani Noah’ Dialo’ Dube, Doris Kamupira, Josiah Manzi, Isaac Choloka, Tusichile Kasito, Tamary Kudita, Prudence Chimutuwah, Danisile Ncube, Nothando Chiwanga and Admire Kamudzengerere.

MaDzimbahwe brings together diverse perspectives and themes such as contemporaneity, identity issues, the economic impact of the pandemic, invisibility and appropriation, Black personhood, everyday realities, and feminine experiences. The lives and society of the exhibiting artists inform much of their works, and it is difficult to shift away attention from their present realities and historical backgrounds as Africans. Each artist, coming from different backgrounds and generations, serves as an archivist of both public and private memories enabling the viewer to capture diverse realities and issues.

For further information at AKKA Project website.