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14 October 2023
- From 14 October 2023 to January 2024, John Akomfrah 's 2021 three-channel film installation Five Murmurations is presentated at the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art.
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Drawing upon an extensive archive of images that mix iconic works of art with scenes shot and gathered in the globally fraught 18-month period between 2019 and 2021, Five Mumurations considers Akomfrah’s insights into post-colonialism, diasporic experience, and memory.
- National Museum of African Art
Five Murmurations is London-based, Ghanaian-born artist John...
- Smithsonian Institution
Drawing upon an extensive archive of images that mix iconic...
- National Museum of African Art
Five Murmurations is London-based, Ghanaian-born artist John Akomfrah’s response to the global pandemic, murder of George Floyd, and worldwide protests in support of Black Lives Matter. It is a visual essay of our current times.
Drawing upon an extensive archive of images that mix iconic works of art with scenes shot and gathered in the globally fraught 18-month period between 2019 and 2021, Five Mumurations considers Akomfrah’s insights into post-colonialism, diasporic experience, and memory. Learn More.
Sep 9, 2021 · Opening Times: Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00am – 6:00pm. View map. Related news. Since March 2020, the London-based artist and filmmaker John Akomfrah has been working on the longest continuous-running project of his career. Living throug...
Five Murmurations. Opening: Lisson NYC. September 2021. Three channel HD colour video installation, 7.1 sound. 54 minutes. Director: John Akomfrah. Producers: Lina Gopaul, David Lawson and Ashitey Akomfrah. Since March 2020, Akomfrah has been working on the longest continuous-running project of his career.
Akomfrah opens Five Murmurations with details of The Conjuror, Hieronymus Bosch’s examination of the human capacity for deception. It is the Italian Renaissance painter Andrea Mantegna’s canvas The Lamentation over the Dead Christ, however, that speaks to the pathos and banality of lives lost. For Akomfrah, the distorted perspective of
‘John Akomfrah: Five Murmurations’, National Museum of African Art (14 October 2023 - TBA) ‘John Akomfrah. A Space of Empathy’, Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt (9 November 2023 - 28 January 2024)