Ode to Dakar
Best of issue two: Senegalese rapper Xuman pens a poem about his beloved city

Tony Gum
The South African photographer’s exhibition Portion offers an intimate account of womanhood

New Day
In conversation with William Armstrong, the director of Kormac’s beautiful music video

This is Lagos
As a media partner for ART X Lagos 2019, Nataal reveals one of the Curated Projects at the fair

The power of performance
Wura-Natasha Ogunji tells us about her curation of the Performance Pavilion at ART X Lagos

Abe Odedina
Looking to the divine through the strong strokes of this empathic artist showing at ART X Lagos 2019

Sika Futuro
Joshua Kissi’s personal project looks at Ghana’s bodybuilding culture

Water Life
The celebrated Ethiopian photographic artist discusses her new project for WaterAid

Kampala’s women artists
Encounters with some of the brilliant women forging Kampala’s emerging art scene

Fuck, you’re beautiful
From issue two: A new zine celebrating the diversity of beauty in South Africa

2 Grams and a Sunrise
Malusi S. Bengu's short film tells the story of loss and longing in Joburg

Tarkwa Bay
This young Nigerian photographer documents the joys of beach life in Tarkwa Bay

Ayana V. Jackson
The artist swims with Africa’s many water spirits for her latest body of work

Go the distance
This photographic essay documents the boxing scene of Jamestown in Accra

Felabration 2019
Adedolapo Boluwatife gets in the mix at the annual celebration of Fela Kuti’s birthday

Joy Labinjo
Nataal catches up with the rising star at ART X Lagos 2019 to discuss her delight-inducing paintings

Black Shade Projects
Black Shade Projects and Ozwald Boateng present Crossroads by Youssouf Sogodogo

Joana Choumali
African cities become restorative dream worlds through the works of this Ivorian artist

Mary Sibande
The artist unleashes a new chapter in her exploration of South African identity with her Somerset House show

Kerry James Marshall
Read excerpts from the new David Zwirner book, Kerry James Marshall: History of Painting

Walk a mile in my shoes
Exclusive: This beautiful photographic story celebrates Accra’s creative scene

Out of many, one people
Don Brodie captures his personal paradise in this love letter to Jamaica

N’Golà
Nataal is a media partner for the 8th N’Golà Biennial of Arts and Culture

Familiar Strangers
Raised in Jamaica and living in Brooklyn, Jeano Edwards returns to the island to reflect on ideas of identity and home

James Barnor
Nubuke Foundation marks its reopening with a retrospective of this legendary photographer

Hush
Short film debut: Hush breaks the silence around gender-based violence in South Africa

e wá wo mi
Lakin Ogunbanwo exhibits his latest body of work in Lagos, a beautiful exploration of Nigerian bridal traditions

Kudzanai Chiurai
In conversation with Kudzanai Chiurai about his film We Live In Silence at Goodman Gallery

Kiluanji Kia Henda
Hear what influenced artist Kiluanji Kia Henda to make 2019’s Courtyard Sculpture Commission for 1-54 London

David Uzochukwu
The young artist harnesses healing powers in his latest series, Drown In My Magic

Chibundu Onuzo
The young author promises to bring down the house at Africa Utopia with her immersive stage show, 1991

Enam Gbewonyo
The artist and BBFA collective founder discusses her influences, heritage and multidisciplinary practice

Issue two party
It was music and magic at the launch of Nataal issue two at The Standard, London

Kagiso Lediga
The South African comedian and filmmaker tells it like it is at Design Indaba

Belinda Zhawi
The poet discusses Africa Writes and shares a poem from her new publication, Small Inheritances

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