Aaron Samuel Mulenga & Sana Ginwalla’s “Ba Zambia Twa Fika Pesa?” (Zambia where have we reached?) Exhibition at Lechwe Trust Art Gallery is simply groundbreaking. Very provocative, creative and challenging. One of the best exhibitions I have ever seen both locally or abroad 🔥

Join us for Lawrence Chikwa’s solo at the Everyday Lusaka Gallery next Saturday! No personal or private invitation needed. The gallery is centrally located and open to all 📍 maps.app.goo.gl/F9yjDta6E2p7pW…

Happening TOMORROW!

Our current exhibition has sparked many conversations around Christianity, technology and Zambia’s independence. This artist talk will be a chance to discourse with Lawrence Chikwa himself about the various works on display. We hope to see you all next Saturday!

At Everyday Lusaka Art Gallery, viewing Lawrence Chikwa's exhibition.

Our upcoming exhibition confronts the relentless reality of people crossing borders to flee the conflicts of their homelands in search of peace and a new home, only to find a new challenge – belonging. FREE ENTRY 🗓️ Saturday 18th January 🕰️ 12-17hrs 📍 maps.app.goo.gl/ZZtNeX9vETBoio…

Some days are so hard that you can’t even celebrate a win 🤦🏾‍♂️ Got my first newspaper article published in yesterday’s Diggers.News 🤓 Thanks to the whole team that made this possible! 🙏🏾 Check out the exhibition at everydaylusaka open till next Saturday! Big up DAUDI YVES!

In a world overwhelmed by news, Kalinosi Mutale prompts us to rethink how we perceive and interpret the stories we consume. By blending personal worldviews with his artistic vision, he reminds us that reality is never one-dimensional. Open now at Everyday Lusaka Gallery!

“one city, eight lenses”, an exhibition that visually explores the dynamism of Lusaka’s city and urban landscape through the documentary lenses of 8 photography students from Open Window University. Opens Sun 11 May, 12hrs at Everyday Lusaka. Free entry. Open until 14 May.

"Through the Generations: Youth, Ageing and African Studies Collections” formed part of the SCOLMA 2025 Conference (UK Libraries & Archives Group on Africa) at Bodleian Libraries on Monday. Archives and libraries documenting the continent’s past must empower growing youth population.

After decades of capturing Zambia’s capital city, the photographer returns for an exhibition featuring his works alongside South Africa’s William Matlala wallpaper.com/art/photograph…

Alick Phiri’s black and white portraits capture the realities of post-colonial Zambia wallpaper.com/art/photograph…

My latest for Wallpaper* where I dig into the archives of one of Zambia’s iconic photographers Alick Phiri who happened to have captured the rawness of Lusaka in the 80s and 90s, a time where black photographers were restricted from having camera. wallpaper.com/art/photograph…

There is also an exhibition dedicated to Phiri’s four decades archive at the everyday Lusaka gallery Zambia. Curated by Sana Ginwalla.

Understanding the creative legacy of Alick Phiri seems like grasping a light through the slats of history, through old images that convey nostalgia; the fleeting brilliance of photographs that define the zeitgeist of life in the 70s and 80s Lusaka society. apple.news/Aak5f047XS6SiR…

Alick Phiri’s black and white portraits capture the realities of post-colonial Zambia wallpaper.com/art/photograph… Some of these realities remain realities, although the same portraits would be digital and in colour now. But a certain persistent story would come through.

The artist Sana Ginwalla has created an online photo archive based on 1000 uncollected negatives, slides and prints that she found in the attic of Lusaka’s oldest photo studios. What a great initiative: zambiabelonging.com

Opening this Saturday: Maingaila Muvundika’s solo. “Mwaiseni Mukwai” is an invitation of the public into the private, where moments familiar to us all – but largely kept from public view – are made visible as an act of collective remembrance.

I can't believe it's already been a week since we opened my sophomore solo exhibition "Mwaiseni Mukwai" at Everyday Lusaka curated by Sana Ginwalla with writing by Shilika Chisoko and support from Studio 225 and David Daut Makala Show is on till 15th Nov. FREE ENTRY!