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C& Artist’s Editions: Kapwani Kiwanga

C& Artist’s Editions: Kapwani Kiwanga

Presented by C&

In the Autumn 2019, C& will launch C& Artist’s Editions with a series of specially commissioned works by collaborating artists. For its first edition C& is thrilled to be working with acclaimed Paris-based artist Kapwani Kiwanga. Kiwanga and C& share a history of realized projects together. C& Artist’s Editions will offer an accessible, collectible portfolio of works by younger and older generations of artists from Africa and the Global Diaspora. C& will offer experienced as well as aspiring collectors, and ad-hoc art-lovers unbiased, affordable access to artists who have been part of the C& network since its launch in 2013.

At 1-54 C& will present a series of small sculptures by Kapwani Kiwanga, which reference the French colonial urbanist Hubert Lyautey’s proposition that a measurement of 500ft should be placed between native and European areas. He did so during the International Congress of Urbanism in the colonies which was held in Paris, France in 1931 in conjunction with the Colonial Exhibition taking place in the city. Published notes from the Congress included the recommendation by Lyautey, who was particularly influential on the urbanisation of Morocco. His proposition came to be known as the Lyautey doctrine.

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Selected Exhibitors

Vigo Gallery

espace d’art contemporain 14N 61W

Circle Art Gallery

Luce Gallery

UBUNTU Art Gallery

James Cohan

Kiluanji Kia Henda: The Fortress

Nil Gallery

1-54 EXHIBITORS 1-54 ONLINE ONLY
  • 50 Golborne
  • Addis Fine Art
  • AFRONOVA GALLERY
  • AGorgi Gallery
  • Catinca Tabacaru Gallery
  • Circle Art Gallery
  • Claire Oliver Gallery
  • Ed Cross Fine Art
  • espace d’art contemporain 14N 61W
  • Galerie Cécile Fakhoury
  • Galerie Ernst Hilger
  • Gallery 1957
  • Gallery Nosco
  • Guns & Rain
  • HUBERTY & BREYNE GALLERY
  • Jack Bell Gallery
  • James Cohan
  • Kalashnikovv Gallery
  • Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
  • L’Atelier 21
  • Lawrie Shabibi
  • Loft Art Gallery
  • Luce Gallery
  • MAGNIN–A
  • Mashrabia Gallery of Contemporary Art
  • Nil Gallery
  • October Gallery
  • Primo Marella Gallery
  • Sakhile&Me
  • Selma Feriani Gallery
  • SMAC
  • SMITH
  • SMO Contemporary Art
  • Sulger-Buel Gallery
  • Tabari Art Space
  • TAFETA
  • The Hole
  • Tiwani Contemporary
  • UBUNTU Art Gallery
  • Vigo Gallery
  • WHATIFTHEWORLD
  • Yossi Milo Gallery
  • 1-54 Lounge: Blue Cloth
  • Aïda Muluneh: Water Life
  • Atelier le Grand Village: Reviving the Art of Stone Lithography
  • C& Artist’s Editions: Kapwani Kiwanga
  • Galleria Anna Marra
  • Kiluanji Kia Henda: The Fortress
  • Mary Sibande: I Came Apart at the Seams
  • Mindy Solomon Gallery
  • Nando’s
  • Studio Kameni
  • Thread: Presenting cultural connections
  • Versant Sud: Leikun Nahusenay

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