Echoes of Resistance: The Power of My Voice
The upcoming exhibition Echoes of Resistance: The Power of My Voice presents a compelling intersection of art and activism through the...
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PAST EXHIBITIONS
Ticha Muvhuti
Sep 22 min read
So she was turned to a pillar of salt
In this body of work, artist Jo Rogge returns to Namibia with a solo show built on their role as a witness and social commentator on a...
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Nina van Zyl
Jul 232 min read
The Time Between
Barbara Böhlke's Artistic Exploration of Transience and Resilience On the 10th of August, The Project Room in Windhoek will host the...
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The Project Room
Jul 232 min read
Golela
In the Namibian diamond mining town of Oranjemund, a unique and somewhat surreal existence unfolds. Oranjemund is a place where time...
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Toufic Beyhum
Jan 312 min read
Amoji
Professional creative director, and humbly self-proclaimed amateur photographer, Toufic Beyhum connects with his surroundings through the...
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Ixmucané Aguilar
Nov 7, 20231 min read
Ondjembo yo Null Vier/The Gun of Null Vier
Book Launch and Exhibition For the book-as-documentary, visual artist Ixmucané Aguilar worked in close collaboration with Nama and...
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The Project Room
Oct 5, 20233 min read
Shapes of Shelter
In a world where notions of identity and belonging are in constant flux, the collaborative exhibition, "Shapes of Shelter," stands as a...
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Madeleen Olwage
Sep 2, 20233 min read
A Thin Line
Painter and printmaker Lisette Forsyth often explores the convergence of past and present, especially through her thoughtful interweaving...
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Madeleen Olwage
Jul 23, 20232 min read
Care
Graphic designer, illustrator and artist Lisa Voigts demonstrates a skillful fusion of style and sensibilities found in different worlds....
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Ruth Stanford
Jul 23, 20233 min read
Troubled Waters
Using Namibia’s recent Fishrot scandal is the departure point, Troubled Waters explores the topic of global corruption. A complicated...
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Nashilongweshipwe Mushaandja
Jun 29, 20234 min read
The fish that sees its water is getting shallow cannot be stranded
This exhibition departs from an observation of the recurrence of fish in contemporary Namibian art. We only have to attend a local...
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The Project Room
Apr 28, 20231 min read
Escapism
Our first purely online exhibition Escapism is now LIVE on Latitudes. Escapism shows works by Anne Lacheiner - Kuhn and Michael Mansfield...
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Helen Harris
Apr 28, 20233 min read
Onlooker
In Actofel Ilovu’s work the personal meets the political through the confluence of his materials and subject matter. Ilovu’s choice of...
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Henriette Lamprecht
Mar 30, 20233 min read
Bukalo Stories
It is memories of tales. Of days spent under a big tree where young and old would gather daily, under the shade of its branches to share...
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info5758615
Mar 11, 20233 min read
Unmourned Bodies
“(Namibia) Southwest Africa is a vast, sun-bleached land. The dry riverbeds, freckled with small bushes, wander wistfully through plains...
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Marita van Rooyen
Oct 20, 20222 min read
Domestic Adventures
“Drawing is my favourite discipline, balanced by the exploration of the physical textures of wood and stone. I love the expressive...
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Marita van Rooyen
Sep 16, 20223 min read
Just Because
“I’ve had a keen interest in expressing myself creatively ever since I can remember. I started drawing at an early age, scribbling in...
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Marita van Rooyen
Aug 11, 20222 min read
Threads that Bind– A colourful tapestry of human interrelation
“This practice of drawing on hand-made paper, stitching, knotting, threading, combining, weaving and sorting, reminds me of the lightness...
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Marita van Rooyen
Jul 19, 20222 min read
Mens (gemaak) – a reflection on humanity
“Man was created from dust, received breath, became human and was given a name. In this way, we’re all the same, all human, but we’re...
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