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Following several group shows with other big names in contemporary African art, and as a result of the friendship between agnès b. and gallery owner André Magnin, Galerie du Jour is presenting Sculptures for a Day, the first solo show by Nigerian photographer J.D. Okhai Ojeikere, bringing together his "Hairstyles" and "Headdress" series. In 2022, 168 works from the series "Hairstyles" was acquired by the Meyer Louis-Dreyfus Fund, Amis du Centre Pompidou.

J.D. 'OKHAI OJEIKERE. SCULPTURES FOR A DAY

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Acquisition Group for Design

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 Acquisition Group for the French Scene from the 1950s to the 1980s

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In anticipation of its future art and solidarity centre La Collective, Thanks for Nothing is presenting its first international exhibition, focusing on socially engaged practices linked to Abya Yala, a Kuna term referring to Central and South America as a constellation of sovereign, non-colonial spaces. Developed over three years by independent curator Ilaria Conti, the exhibition highlights multidisciplinary practices linked to Abya Yala (a Kuna term referring to Central and South America as a constellation of sovereign, non-colonial or decolonial spaces). The invited practices are committed to ethical forms of relationship and epistemic justice - in short, they are characterised by a commitment to community.



Resilient Currents: On Communal Re-Existence