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Afroféminaswangechi Mutu: a Woman of Many Women

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Wangechi Mutu breaks molds again with Black Soil Poems, the first individual exhibition of a living artist in the Galleria Borghese. From her collages to her imposing sculptures, the Kenyan artist continues to question power, body and memory from a deeply Afro-centered look. We tell you why she is one of the indispensable voices of contemporary art.
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Afroféminaswangechi Mutu: a Woman of Many Women

Wangechi Mutu breaks molds again with Black Soil Poems, the first individual exhibition of a living artist in the Galleria Borghese. From her collages to her imposing sculptures, the Kenyan artist continues to question power, body and memory from a deeply Afro-centered look. We tell you why she is one of the indispensable voices of contemporary art.

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afrofeminas.com broke the news in on Thursday, July 17, 2025.
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