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Otobong Nkanga's Art Offers Grounding and Healing at the St John's Hospital in Bruges

“…central to the exhibition is the concept of grounding and reconnecting people with their material, spiritual and cultural environment.”

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Tag: Black Women Artists

Cape Town Comes Alive! Art Fair, Book Launch, Gallery Tour and More

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