Articles

When asked what keeps her busy day to day, Binwe Adebayo replies, “Whew, way too much”. She’s not exaggerating. 

As the year draws to a close, Latitudes take inspiration from Tumisang Khalipha's artwork 'A Moment of Silence' to look back on the challenging, yet transformative, year of 2020. 

Embracing a multidisciplinary approach, Latitudes sheds new light on contemporary African design. By regularly presenting...

Duo show "Lost in the crowd" with recent artwork by Olivia Mae Pendergast & Larry Otoo. From 24 October till 29 November 2020, Out of Africa Gallery, Barcelona. 

What does it mean to identify as 'Black', to be affirmed and experience a sense of belonging in our skins and cultural ethnicities of choice?

Norman O’Flynn’s entertaining observations about the absurdity of the world we live in will be the focus of his 2020 solo exhibition...

This week we get to know collector and Art Advisor Mary Aboujaoude. Mary has always travelled extensively, having...

In its seventh year, Fak’ugesi is a celebration of technology and creativity by Africans for Africa. A project of Wits University’s Tshimologong...

Apollo magazine announced the Apollo 40 Under 40 Africa list last week. The list features 40 people below the age of 40...

Bodies contain more than flesh and bones, they house the spirit as powerful vehicles for the exploration of 'self' if we choose them to be. 

A necessary reprieve from the market logic of established galleries has been helped along by the Covid-19 pandemic, which has opened online...

Duchamp’s piss pot, aka Fountain, is over a hundred years old. A stone-cold prank – art as ready-made – it survives...

The first art review I ever wrote was for a show at Smith. It was called Close Encounters, a group show about intimacy. I remember...

Die Noute/The Narrowing 2019 combines artist Hannelie Coetzee’s love for stone and asking questions. It is a question...

Embodying HIR-SELF is an exhibition presented by Latitudes Online in partnership with Madlozi Art Africa. It was curated by Beathur Mgoza Baker...

A saga is a long story of heroic achievement, especially a medieval prose narrative in the Old Norse or Old Icelandic traditions...

Womxn are hard at work in the art world and creative industries everywhere. But do they receive the recognition they deserve?

Not surprisingly it is art fairs that have been the most impacted by Covid-19 and the social distancing measures that have been put in place...