A Rose and a Prayer
Ode’s first photo book redefines the heavenly bodies of São Paulo

Troy Makaza
Nataal spotlights young Zimbabwean artist Troy Makaza as one to watch

MICHA SERRAF
The photographer rewriting the trauma of displacement with the imagined memory of celebration, homage and childlike wonder

Cape Town Art Fair
As a media partner for Investec Cape Town Art Fair, we preview its new Female Artists Walkabout

Liz Johnson-Artur
Brazilian photographer Gleeson Paulino introduces us to the carnival spirit of Sa~o Luiz do Paraitinga

AFROCURATION
The Moleskine Foundation invites Nataal to explore its WikiAFrica Educational initiative in South Africa

Reloading
As media partner for West Africa’s premier art fair, we explore the cryptosphere with this year’s NFT auction

Lakwena Maciver
Nataal speaks to the artist about her meditations in search of African utopia at 1-54 London 2021

Arthur Timothy
The artist’s show at Gallery 1957 explores his family’s close ties to Independence-era Ghana

EverWonderful
A first look inside Jeano Edwards’s photobook dedicated to his personal view of Jamaica

The Same Moon Above Us
A book introducing the fresh wave of Tunisian photography talent

Beauty in the Dark
Exclusive: Nataal debuts Malusi S Bengu’s new short film and we hear from its three main protagonists

Sudan’s museums revamp
The Western Sudan Community Museum Project sees three sites received a new lease of life

CAPE TOWN ART FAIR
As a media partner for Investec Cape Town Art Fair, Nataal reflects on its positive evolution

Joy Yamusangie
Joy Yamusangie’s new exhibition explores the liminal spaces between imagination and reality

Korty
The rise and rise of Nigeria’s YouTube sensation and budding filmmaker

Oracle Afronaut
Steloolive prepares for lift off in Accra with this latest installation, sound piece and performance

Option Dzikamai Nyahunzvi
The emerging Zimbabwean artist explores his ancestral roots in his debut solo show

Issam Larkat
Issam Larkat uses photography to tell the stories of real Algerians and the country’s continuing struggle

Cape Town Art Fair
Step into the virtual world of this year’s Investec Cape Town Art Fair

Yos Clark
This Ivorian dancer’s story is a fairy tale but his performances dig deep

Queens of Babi
Explore the drag community of Abidjan through the lens of Ngadi Smart

Serpentine Pavilion 2021
Sumayya Vally, the director of Counterspace, discusses her intervention for the 20th Serpentine Pavilion

K.Skits
The performance artist’s multimedia series The Three Balloons embraces the gift of life beyond trauma

Muriu & Houndekpinkou
Thandiwe Muriu and King Houndekpinkou in conversation at 1-54 NYC

Reconnection
The Brazilian photographer documents his much-longed-for reunion with his family in Salvador

Hakanto Contemporary
A look inside the opening show at Joël Andrianomearisoa’s new contemporary art space in Madagascar

Limbo Accra
Limbo Accra and nmbello studio’s sustainable design competition encourages students to create Africa’s utopian future

Najla Said
The Egyptian photographer discusses womanhood, hair and self-censorship

Kind of Blue
Curator Simon Njami calls on jazz legend Miles Davis to unite the Middle East with Africa at Abu Dhabi Art

Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah
As media partner for Africa Writes 2021, Nataal asks the author about her book, The Sex Lives of African Women

Sika Kokoo
Kwabena Appiah-Nti reveals his personal view of Ghana in his first photo book

Loving
Exclusive: Nataal debuts Aliyah Hasinah’s short film hearing from five Black womxn

Dear Senthuran
We share an excerpt from Akwaeke Emezi’s latest book

Pictures for Purpose
Support ecosystem restoration with Pictures for Purpose, a fundraising print sale

IGSHAAN ADAMS
The Cape Town artist speaks to Nataal about his debut solo show at London’s Hayward Gallery

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