I am delighted to have been awarded a grant from the Makerere Institute of Social Research to participate in the KLA Art ’24 festival “Care Instructions” and co-curate “Cultivating Rhythms of Care” with artist Rebecca Khamala.

Cultivating Rhythms of Care is a call to reflect on our relationship with nature to encourage returning to harmony and eco feminist practices, as our internal rhythms fundamentally point us to living that way. By creating a stimulating environment that shares the knowledge we have gathered and space for participants to share their thoughts, the exhibition seeks to add to the care instructions Njabala receives in the Njabala folklore. 

I am delighted to have been awarded a grant from the Makerere Institute of Social Research to participate in the KLA Art ’24 festival “Care Instructions” and co-curate “Cultivating Rhythms of Care” with artist Rebecca Khamala.

Cultivating Rhythms of Care is a call to reflect on our relationship with nature to encourage returning to harmony and eco feminist practices, as our internal rhythms fundamentally point us to living that way. By creating a stimulating environment that shares the knowledge we have gathered and space for participants to share their thoughts, the exhibition seeks to add to the care instructions Njabala receives in the Njabala folklore.