2012 Blog Posts
Invisible Borders at Addis Foto Fest
Emeka Okereke, Amaize Ojeikere and Ray Daniels Okeugo represented Invisible Borders at the just concluded Addis Foto Fest, which held between 3 December and 8 December at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The Invisible Borders exhibition was presented in partnership with the Africa Union commission and and the European Union Delegation to the AU and was shown outdoors […]
Invisible Borders with Em’kal Eyongakpa – Film by Ignatio Matala Evita
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Invisible Borders at Bienniale Benin: Nov. 8, 2012 – Jan. 31, 2013
Invisible Borders Trans-African Project will be showcasing at the forthcoming Bienniale Benin 2012 from 08 November 2012 to 13 February 2013 in Cotonou, Republic of Benin. works to be showcased include documentary film, photographs and extracts of texts from the 3rd and 4th edition of the Trans-African Road Trip project. Artists whose works or presence […]
Invisible Borders wins at Biennale Benin 2012
We are happy to announce that Invisible Borders Trans-African Project received the Institut Français Award for Outstanding Project at the Biennale Benin 2012 in Cotonou. The French Ambassador to the Republic of Benin presented the award to the group during the official opening of the event on the 8th of November 2012 against the backdrop […]
Ray Daniels Okeugo – Reality Displays
Ray Daniels in his characteristic style presents reality as friction. Immediately one encounters the imagery he offers, there is an immediate understanding of African experience in its state of flux, in the constant way in which survival is dramatized. These images, made during the road trip, touch upon a wide range of open-ended complexities, familarities, […]
Novo Isioro – Awa
Awa, a name which means Princess in a Cameroonian dialect. Meeting Awa Ambadiang Mendong was indeed meeting a princess. Effortlessly, she radiated grace and strength with her every word, speeches and moves. Yes! like a proud successful man she is physically built, and her works/achievement didn’t deny her of that fact. I met Charming Awa […]
Emeka Okereke – Quadritychs
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Jide Odukoya – Nigerians in Libreville
Gabon is a sparsely populated country with about 1.6million people. It is estimated that over 300,000 Nigerians live in Gabon. Most of its citizens work in the oil rich government establishments; while foreigners dominate the local business in areas of food, clothing, music sales, electronics, auto spare parts and taxi. These portraits explore the paradoxical […]
Cameroon – film by Lesedi Mogoatlhe
Firstly, I’ll admit that it’s taken me forever to present another video clip concerning my findings in Cameroon- been trying to just get my head around things. Cameroon was such a layered, massive experience for me, meeting so many people, giving and receiving on several levels. When we arrived in Douala I wasn’t sure […]
Invisible Borders in Libreville – Film by Ignatio Matala Evita
Ignacio Evita Matala is a filmmaker from Equitorial Guinea, who joined the team from Bata. In this short film, he captures the final moments of the group in Libreville, Gabon. In his films, Matala shows the viewer the extraordinariness in commonplace activity. Matala brings a keen perceptiveness to this year’s road trip that is cogent, […]
Novo Isioro – The Corporate Life of a Market Woman
It is important to understand and acknowledge that many forms of interactive exchange in Africa starts from the unique space of the market. And the rich personalities/beings that exist in this space have to be highlighted and celebrated. Chantal: Mama Chantal as she popularly called is a trader that works in her corporate space (Gare […]
Ray Daniels Okeugo – Cameroon/Gabon
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