Nomaduma Rosa Masilela

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Nomaduma Rosa Masilela is a writer, historian, and artist based in New York, US. She is currently completing a doctorate in Art History at Columbia University in New York. Her dissertation examines public and performance art of 1980s Dakar, SN. Masilela’s art interests converge around underrepresented aspects of history, collective work and strategy, and the ambivalence inherent within the public and the private. She has received grants and awards from the Ford Foundation, SSRC Mellon Foundation, and Columbia University, among others. Masilela has previously taught an introductory art history course at Columbia University, worked at The Kitchen and the Brooklyn Museum in New York, and assisted the Secretary General of the Dakar Biennale Dak’art in 2006 and 2009. Most recently, she held a year-long research post at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. She published texts in various books and magazines, amongst others in the publication DON’T/PANIC, which accompanied the exhibition of the same name curated by Gabi Ngcobo in 2011.

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Bienal de Berlín 2018 - 10th Berlin Biennale

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