Culture

Gus Hof
Our series on Brazil’s young black photographers continues with Gus Hof

Insular Night
Insular Night: Invisible Gardens is Rodrigo Sombra’s contemplative gaze on Cuban street culture

From Brazil, With Love
As our series on Brazil’s young black photographers continues, we profile Rio native Caio Rosa

Free
Watch free, Wukda’s short film sparking conversation around what it means to have liberty

From Brazil, With Love
In the first in our series on Brazil’s young black photographers, we profile Rafa Kennedy

The Eye That Follows
Dawit N.M’s first major show reveals the intimate gaze that fuels is films and photography

Oyinkan Braithwaite
We talk to Nigerian novelist Oyinkan Braithwaite about her reading habits and genre-busting prose

Hamburg protests
Photographer Delali Ayivi shares her images and personal perspective on the Black Lives Matter protest in Hamburg

Sheren
Cleon Grey’s art book is an evocative and personal expression of life and love

The Men Who Speak Gayle
Andrew Brukman tells us about his film documenting the Gayle-speaking LGBTIQ+ community in South Africa

Victoria Yards
Inside the regeneration project in Joburg where artists and entrepreneurs can thrive

A letter to Africa
Kenyan artist Wambui Wamae Kamiru Collymore’s powerful letter calling for African solidarity with Black Lives Matter

Allumuah
Curtis Essel’s award winning short film is an invitation for Africans to unite

New Nigeria Studios
Nataal profiles four of the End SARS photographers being supported by ART X Lagos 2020

Rendani Nemakhavhani
The Joburg-based illustrator uses self and society as a springboard for her new set of works

Kwesi Botchway
The Ghanaian artist opens Gallery 1957’s London space with the solo show Becoming As Well As Being

The Time Is Now
Galerie Number 8 and Paper Journal’s fundraiser in aid of black lives

Dangerous Bodies
Image maker Jamal Nxedlana confronts perceptions of the black body in his new photography series

LONDON VOICES
As the Black Lives Matter protests are felt worldwide, Nataal asks London creatives to share their reflections

Mas
This film by Daniel Amoakoh and Trippin celebrates the love and culture of London’s Mas bands

MQBMBQ
Jordan Anderson reveals his new project My Queer Blackness, My Black Queerness

Afua Hirsch
We talk to Hirsch about her BBC series exploring the art, music and culture of three African countries

New York Protests
Photographer Amandla Bakara shares her frontline images from the George Floyd protests in NYC

The Photographic Collective
Dr Julie Bonzon introduces her initiative promoting emerging photographic artists across Africa

Nuits Balnéaires
In Abidjan’s Abobo neighbourhood, Nuits Balnéaires' new exhibition brings joy

Ilyes Griyeb
As the young photographer releases his debut book, he speaks to us about revealing the real Morocco

Double act
In conversation with Joburg-based artists Teresa Kutala Firmino and Blessing Ngobeni at Victoria Yards

As Told By Us
Nataal’s top five shorts showing at the virtual film festival celebrating Black voices

Ayanda Mabulu
We meet the artist at Victoria Yards to discuss the power and spirituality behind his paintings

1-54 London 2020
As media partner for 1-54 London, Nataal selects five exhibiting artists that are not to be missed

The Isolationist
Rhulani Anthony Bila’s intimate short film explores the agonies and ecstasies of life in lockdown

Just Pictures
Art critic Antwaun Sargent invites us to meet him in St Louis for an exhibition of genre-blurring photography

In Praise of Still Boys
Interdisciplinary artist Julianknxx delivers a dose of visual poetry with his latest film

OPAL TOMETI
Watch Diaspora Rising, a short film from the co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement

Natsai Audrey Chieza
Design Indaba: The Zimbabwean bio-designer on creating textiles with nature at their heart