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A group of muscular Black men standing shirtless in front of a mirror, with one of them lifting weights.

The award-winning artist has two major exhibitions in Chicago in 2026, at The Art Institute of Chicago and The Renaissance Society.

Stacks of old, rusted film cans and decaying reels of film in a dark and dusty archive.

Two of Igwe's video works tracing the aftermath of British colonialism are on view on the first floor gallery of the Secession in Vienna.

An open air gathering in a desert region with palm trees and audience members sitting on chairs with colorful patterns.

Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève and Kamel Lazaar Foundation have partnered to organize the 2026 edition of Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement in Tunis.

A black and white image of a Black woman holding a film strip in one hand, the other haid raised with palm up, and staring at something just off-camera.

The Recovery Plan is presenting a research exhibition on the pioneering filmmaker Sarah Maldoror, with a parallel film retrospective at Festival dei Popoli in Florence.

A black and white charcoal drawing with a man wearing a hat on the left, a megaphone on a tripod on the right, and in the center the words "2 Private Thoughts".

Museum Folkwang in Essen and Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden teamed up to organize the exhibition covering four decades of Kentridge's career.

Three African men with their shirts off looking into a mirror while they work out with homemade weights.

Karimah Ashadu speaks about winning the Silver Lion in Venice and returning to her birthplace of London for her first solo exhibition in the UK.

A group of young Black men in sunglasses riding motorcycles in the city streets.

Film London announced the shortlist for the 2025 Jarman Award, which includes Silver Lion-winning artist Karimah Ashadu.

African protestors grouped around a masked man holding a wooden sign that reads WHERE IS THE BETTER LYF U PROMISED US?

Filmmaker and editor Aryan Kaganof ruminates on Antonin Artaud, the sound of language rotting and why he would be alive if he had no debt.

An African hut placed inside of an art gallery, with video images projected onto the roof.

Des/astres is Rezaire's first solo institutional exhibition in Paris. The show features the concluding work in a trilogy that explores the links that humankind has forged with the cosmos.

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