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Walé Oyéjidé & Olalekan Jeyifous, Nairobi 2081 A.D., 2014, from ”Our Africa“ (for Ikiré Jones Company)

South of the Sahara: Accelerated Urbanism in Africa

Walé Oyéjidé & Olalekan Jeyifous, Nairobi 2081 A.D., 2014, from ”Our Africa“ (for Ikiré Jones Company)

Sub-Saharan Africa—a multitude of nations, cultures and geographic expanses—is gripped nowadays between preserving communal traditions and accelerated economic liberalism. A massive Chinese presence is translated into developing infrastructures and new cities; however, most "African urbanism" is manifested in survivalist solutions for informal towns. The exhibition presents projects by architects, cinematographers and artists from Africa, Europe and Asia, representing the dramatic change processes of the public sphere in this region.

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