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Cassi Namoda: Little is Enough For Those in Love
24 Jan-7 Mar 2020
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery
London W1B 4BT
Overview
Taking its title from an East African proverb, the exhibition features new paintings that explore life and love in the city of Maputo, the artist’s birthplace and home for several years. Veering between the polarities of joy and pain, Namoda foregrounds individual human experience alongside observations about life in a post-colonial, post-communist society.
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