Africa Supernova: A Celebration of Contemporary African Art
EBONY/CURATED is proud to represent three of the talented artists featured in the groundbreaking exhibition Africa Supernova, on display at Kunsthal KAdE in Amersfoort, Netherlands from September 24, 2023 to January 7, 2024.
Richard Butler Bowdon, Feni Chulumanco, and Zemba Luzamba are just a few of the 135 artists from 33 African countries whose work is showcased in this landmark exhibition. Africa Supernova is a testament to the incredible diversity and dynamism of contemporary African art.
The exhibition features a wide range of media, including painting, sculpture, photography, video, and performance art. The artists explore a variety of themes, including identity, politics, history, and culture.
Africa Supernova is a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary art. It is a unique opportunity to experience the work of some of the most exciting and innovative artists working in Africa today
The exhibition's curators, Carla and Pieter Schulting, are passionate about African art. They believe that it is one of the most important and exciting art movements in the world today.
"African art is so diverse and reflects the artists' unique perspectives," says Carla Schulting. "We are drawn to African art because it is so vibrant and full of life."
Pieter Schulting agrees. "African art is having a major impact on the global art world," he says. "It is challenging our assumptions about art and expanding our understanding of what is possible."
Interested visitors are encouraged to visit the Africa Supernova exhibition at Kunsthal KAdE in Amersfoort, Netherlands, to learn more about contemporary African art. This landmark exhibition showcases the work of 135 artists from 33 African countries, including EBONY/CURATED's Richard Butler Bowdon, Feni Chulumanco, and Zemba Luzamba. The exhibition features a wide range of media and explores a variety of themes, including identity, politics, history, and culture
Read more at https://www.kunsthalkade.nl/en/exhibitions/africa-supernova/
