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It is the “schizophrenic reality” of Africa that Simon Njami (2005: 13), curator of “Africa Remix: Contemporary Art of Africa”, tries to capture in this diverse and rich exhibition, featuring the work of over 60 artists from across Africa. Held at the Hayward Gallery, London (10th February-17th April 2005), the “Africa Remix” exhibition is part of a wider initiative by London’s South Bank to highlight contemporary African culture through a fusion of music, dance and literature as well as art (indeed the essential interplay of these different media in the creation of African culture is well acknowledged, with a specific soundtrack, Ah-Freak-Iya, commissioned to accompany the exhibition). Originally curated at the museum kunst palast in Düsseldorf, the exhibition at the Hayward is part of an international touring programme, and also coincides with the London-wide Africa ’05 events supported by the South Bank, the British Museum and the Arts Council of England.

Mixing it Up at "Africa Remix: Contemporary Art of Africa"