Otobong Nkanga invites you to respond and contribute to her current exhibition The Breath From Fertile Grounds at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.
Part of the exhibition has been left open for writing contributions in response to the exhibition and the themes that are addressed therein. Scroll down to watch the video of Otobong Nkanga in conversation with guest curator Caroline Hancock.
Texts can be in any language. They can be poems, longer texts or singular words. The written responses will be printed and displayed within the exhibition. All contributors will be credited and the text will be returned to you after the exhibition has ended.
In order to include these texts during the run of the exhibition, the deadline for contributing is Friday 2 February.
Email Katy Fitzpatrick at katy@templebargallery.com to submit your written response or get in touch with Katy for more information, support to write a contribution or to arrange a visit.
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