
BLACK DISCOURSE is a multidisciplinary studio and oral tradition incubator, curating from the global black experience.
We connect black conversation to the world, through experiential design and media production.
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Who: Leonce Raphael Agbodjélou | Njideka Akunyili Crosby | Joël Andrianomearisoa | Lungiswa Gqunta | Nicholas Hlobo | Taiye Idahor | Isaac Julien | Mouna Karray | Glenn Ligon | Misheck Masamvu | Zanele Muholi | Sethembile Msezane | Athi Patra Ruga
What: Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa - Two Together
Where: Zeitz MOCAA, S Arm Road, V&A Waterfont, Cape Town, SA
When: November 2019 - 1 January, 2022
Via MOCAA:
This exhibition inaugurates a dedicated space for the institution’s collection. Titled Two Together, the show is built around major themes explored by artists from Africa and its diaspora represented in the collection, and each gallery contains a pair: either two objects, or multiple works by two artists, or two major themes – either in dialogue, as counterpoints, or in sync. As couples do, in comedic duos or in romance, the exhibition embraces a rigorous engagement between objects and ideas. So, what happens when two come together? Two photographers can subvert a gaze, while probing issues around representation, presence, omission, authorship and voyeurism. Speaking from contrasting geo-political vantage points, two can highlight the perpetual and impeding undertone of violence manifested in a present-day psyche. The numerous lines between collective memory, imagination and folklore are blurred when two artists use material to venerate and to make visible intangible heritage.

When two come together, there can be a conversation around absence and nostalgia expressed by cutting; tearing images from archives or ripping apart strips of cloth, both done to express loss.
Referencing the history of slave trades across the Atlantic or the Indian Ocean, two can use portraiture as a medium to re-imagine routes journeyed by ancestors. Two together can amplify resistance. Using satire and sophistication, they can resist the imposed taxonomy of time, place, gender and history.

Director
Co-Director
DP
Stylist
Cast
Editor
Sound Design
Zion Estrada
Koumbah Semega-Janneh
Zion Estrada
Sparkle Juarez
Drew Ultra
Zion Estrada
Maintain
April 23, 2020
Spatial Discourse, Podcasts, Features
Sacrosanct, created by oral tradition studio BLACK DISCOURSE, is a three-channel pop-up film installation sanctifying the brilliance of Black heresy in the act of moving under the continued pressures of colonial imperialist violence.
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