Jellypod
African Art
Africa's creative life is one of the most extraordinary forces in the world today. It always has been. But for too long, the artists, writers, designers, architects, filmmakers, and thinkers driving that creativity have been underrepresented in the global conversation, filtered through outside perspectives, summarized for outside audiences, and measured against outside standards. This podcast exists to change that. Every episode of Africa Art, Culture, and Society goes inside the creative minds shaping contemporary Africa, from emerging talents working in studios across the continent to establ...
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6 mai 2026
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Venice 2026: Africa Reframes the Biennale 06.05.2026 12:28
At the 2026 Venice Biennale, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art brought 100 guests to preview week, anchoring a distinctly African lens on one of the world’s biggest art stages. This episode explores Koyo Kouoh’s vision for In Minor Keys, the presence of 13 African nations, and the role of NMAfA’s Art Ambassadors in helping shape how African pavilions are seen, discussed, and remembe...
How Koyo Kouoh Shaped the 2026 Venice Biennale 18.04.2026 8:16
Koyo Kouoh became the first African woman to lead the Venice Biennale since its founding in 1895, and before her death in 2025, she set out a bold vision for the 2026 edition. This episode explores how she shaped the theme In Minor Keys, why her approach mattered for African contemporary art, and how artists and curators are carrying her influence forward. We look at the ideas behind the exhibitio...
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