CORONATION
Khaled Barakeh
Beth Collar
Sandra Mujinga
Valinia Svoronou
Thomas Yeomans
Curated by Àngels Miralda
Exhibition: 29 January - 18 February, 2018
Horse and Pony Fine Arts, Berlin
Images courtsey of Horse and Pony Fine Arts
CORONATION
Khaled Barakeh
Beth Collar
Sandra Mujinga
Valinia Svoronou
Thomas Yeomans
Curated by Àngels Miralda
Exhibition: 29 January - 18 February, 2018
Horse and Pony Fine Arts, Berlin
Images courtsey of Horse and Pony Fine Arts
CORONATION
Khaled Barakeh
Beth Collar
Sandra Mujinga
Valinia Svoronou
Thomas Yeomans
Curated by Àngels Miralda
Exhibition: 29 January - 18 February, 2018
Horse and Pony Fine Arts, Berlin
Images courtsey of Horse and Pony Fine Arts

SONW-Shadow of New Worlds
Solo exhibition at Bergen Kunsthall
November 22. 2019 -January 19. 2020
Bergen Kunsthall, Bergen
Photographer: Thor Brødreskift










Coiling
2019
Soft PVC, denim, acrylic paint, oil paint, glycerine, threaded rods and rod coplings Ca. 800 x 200 cm

Flo
2019
Single-channel video installation Polycarbonate plate, mdf, wood beams HD video with sound
50:13 minutes
356 cm x 317 cm x 170 cm
With: Adrian Blount.
Flo, 2019 is part of Hennie Onstad Collection and MoMA NYC collection.

SONW – Shadow of New Worlds
by Sandra Mujinga
Sandra Mujinga’s recent exhibition at Bergen Kunsthall presented a large-scale video installation together with a selection of sculptural works and photographs. Drawing on Afro-futurist strategies, the exhibition investigated concepts of invisibility as survival strategies, both as a speculative gaze at the future and in relation to the political reality of our time. The exhibition was Mujinga’s largest solo-presentation to date and will also be on view at Vleeshal, Middelburg, 20.9 – 13.12.2020.
The publication SONW – Shadow of New Worlds includes a specially produced visual essay, conceived as an animation in book form. The images are stills from footage captured of an elephant outside of Johannesburg, digitally treated and presented as a series of close-ups of the elephant’s skin. The publication features contributions by Sandra Mujinga, Wong Bing Hao, Tamar Clarke-Brown, Olamiju Fajemisin, and Jessica Lauren Elizabeth Taylor. Text from Bomdia Books.