US EditionHow Artists in Uganda Build Their Own Methods of Survival
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How Artists in Uganda Build Their Own Methods of Survival
In a country where state support for the arts is almost non-existent, a thriving cultural ecosystem has sprung up against the odds Embossed aluminium and copper wires have become the recognisable media of the work of the Ugandan visual artist, Odur Ronald. Several silver television screens, shaped out of hammered aluminium, were piled in one corner of the installation Waagawulidde? (Have You Heard It?, 2024) exhibited in a group show last year a…
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