N’WE is the first collective of artists from Portuguese speaking countries that primarily work with photography and video. N’WE is about rethinking the multiple layers that subsist in looking at these territories that are united by the Portuguese language.
This collective, curated by Inês Valle, gathers five contemporary artists Binelde Hyrcan (Angola), Mário Macilau (Mozambique), Pauliana Valente Pimentel (Portugal), Ricardo Teles (Brazil) and Abraão Vicente (Cape Verde).
Opening on 21 April at Hanbury Street, East London. RSVP by 19 April at theceraproject@gmail.com.
The CERA Project is an itinerant and independent art platform, starting from the premise that ‘if the world is flat, as the prophets of globalization proclaim, then what happens on the underside?”, and is envisaged as an itinerant platform for the promotion and exhibition of arts on an international level, aiming to focus on and about the Global South’s narratives.
