Tendrils: A podcast on moving image in East Africa

in transit, under another sky exhibition audio tour with Nyambura Mutanyi and brian / june - (Episode 1)


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in transit under another sky invokes the fugitive nature of art and artists working in-between spaces, considering physical geographies as well as other marginal identities and what emerges from the positionality of transience. We take the idea of a ‘moving image’ as a provocation beyond form to affect; moved to feel, or moved to a feeling. Nomadic images that move between spaces, traverse borders, images, shadows and traces that are quite literally in transit. The act of transit being both contentious and generative.

This exhibition features work by 11 artists: Larry Achiampong, Jessica Atieno, Letaru Dralega, Wezile Harmans, Kabi Kimari, Liz Kobusinge & Darlyne Komukama, Peterson Kamwathi, Mogoi, Neema Ngelime, and SCARLETMOTIFF.

brian / june and Nyambura Mutanyi give us a detailed audio of the exhibition, which opened in August 2024 in Kampala, Uganda and September 2024 in Nairobi, Kenya.

Find images and more details about the exhibition on the moving image Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/movingimage.eastafrica/

Tendrils was created by East African curators E.N. Mirembe, Rosie Olang’ Odhiambo and Jesse Gerard Mpango under the Art Exchange: Moving Image program, which is a cross-cultural curatorial professional development and exhibition programme for early to mid-career visual arts curators from Sub-Saharan Africa. The programme is managed by LUX, the UK agency that supports and promotes artists working with the moving image on behalf of the British Council. The Sub-Saharan Africa programme is delivered in partnership with Guest Artists Space Foundation in Nigeria

This episode was produced and edited by Sharon Rwakatungu.

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Tendrils: A podcast on moving image in East AfricaBy Art Exchange: Moving Image