We welcome you to visit our current exhibition, Entangled: Southern African Artists Reflect on Colonialism, Monuments, & Memory, on display at Rhodes House until mid-September. This is your last chance to view this exhibition before it is deinstalled.
Through a selection of artworks produced since Rhodes Must Fall, Entangled takes an intimate look at how artists in South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe have grappled with colonial legacies, their material manifestations and visual symbolism, pointing to the possibility of decolonisation. The exhibition is curated by Julie Taylor and presents the works of Nicola Brandt, Isheanesu Dondo, Raymond Fuyana, Muningandu Hoveka, Tuli Mekondjo, and Zenaéca Singh.
The exhibition will be open on Tuesday 2 September, Tuesday 9 September and Wednesday 10 September to drop in between 13:00 and 14:00. Please enter through the Rotunda entrance of Rhodes House on South Parks Road.
Please email communications@rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk if you have any queries.