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Watch our original interviews with African contemporary artists and trailblazers which transcend the odds to narrate blackness through their crafts.
Interviews exclusives d’artistes contemporains d’Afrique et de la diaspora.
![[VIDEO] “I still do feel like an outsider” Julian KNXX on Black Corporeal and Navigating Space(s)](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ec831ed224dde288e1f5fbe/1654519440893-C28EL34C1WL43I5K7BY5/5.png)
[VIDEO] “I still do feel like an outsider” Julian KNXX on Black Corporeal and Navigating Space(s)
There is a lingering feeling of intimacy when entering the world of Julian Knxx. The poet and visual artist hands over an invitation to experience the collective psyche and contemplate one's individual experience.
![[COLLAB] COLOURS by Children of Zion](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ec831ed224dde288e1f5fbe/1639744382904-SWJIG2ZAUQ8DQDAINZ2E/249561910_372820237877222_353115856778743995_n+copy.jpeg)
[COLLAB] COLOURS by Children of Zion
Presenting Colours, a story by collective Children of Zion and styled by Mayi.Arts
![[VIDEO] Kensu OTENG presents : ‘WE FIND WHAT WE SEEK’](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ec831ed224dde288e1f5fbe/1629807379245-AXXTF2ONA811HOFVYES3/Screenshot+2021-08-24+at+13.08.51+copy+2.png)
[VIDEO] Kensu OTENG presents : ‘WE FIND WHAT WE SEEK’
Meeting with Kensu Oteng as he prepares for We Find What We Seek an exclusive show featuring Ghanaian artists Ben AGBEE, James MISHIO and Theophilus TETTEH along with newly discovered Beninese Jimas AMETONOU.