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Next Thursday, September 16, Load Gallery opens Rituals of Time, a group exhibition bringing together nine African artists whose works explore notions of time and duration, alongside memory, nostalgia, and longing.
The exhibition approaches time not as a linear phenomenon, but rather as a movement of spirals and returns, following a rhythm shaped by birth, death, and renewal that reverberates through bodies and spirits.
The works thus emerge as a fluid and generative force, reimagining and reinterpreting the world beyond temporal limitations. Time folds into cycles, moving according to its own durations and challenging the Western notion of time as a continuous progression, as well as the idea of memory as a mechanism of linear preservation.
Participating artists: Michael Aboya, Àsìkò, John Baloy, Alexis Chivir-ter Tsegba, Delphine Diallo, Nana Frimpong Oduro, Osinachi, Melissa Simon-Hartman, and Abdulrahman Adesola Yusuf.
Save the date!
September 16
Time: 19:00
Load Gallery, Llull 134, Barcelona
Limited capacity. Prior registration through Luma.