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At FISCO 2026 in Cotonou, four Congolese sculptors explore colonial memory, ancestral spirituality, ecology and technology through contemporary sculpture.
Four Congolese sculptors join the inaugural International Sculpture Festival of Cotonou (FISCO), taking place from 28 to 30 October 2026. Through works exploring colonial memory, ancestral spirituality, environmental concerns and artificial intelligence, Adriel Bwami, Cedrick Sungo, Gabriel Kengele and Marius Kabemba demonstrate how contemporary sculpture can engage with the defining challenges of our time.
Céline Seror: Navigating Art Entrepreneurship with bold Optimism
At Investec Cape Town Art Fair, Céline Seror presents SOLO, Playscapes: Shaping Worlds and Selves, a section exploring themes of openness and exploration. As a multifaceted art entrepreneur, she reflects on the challenges of curation and the art of crafting meaningful artistic narratives.
“What problems haven't been resolved by one generation are passed to another” Curator Heba EL KAYAL about GENERATIONS at ICTAF 2025
As Investec Cape Town Art Fair kicks-off this week , curator and researcher Heba EL KAYAL shares the motives behind Play/Play-ing: GENERATIONS, which delve into the art of playing and reinstate the notion into the public space
