Episode 30 - Sana Ginwalla: The Art Behind Belonging
Episode 34, Feb 20, 11:00 AM
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Lusaka-born and based curator and archivist, Sana Ginwalla is interested in stories - hers, yours, ours.
In exploring archives, memories, and heritage.
In visual history and multiple truths.
She is the founder of Everyday Lusaka a project that became a platform and now also includes a gallery dedicated to the documentation of daily life in Zambia, and Zambia Belonging, a counter-archive project that got its legs when she discovered unclaimed photographs in Fine Arts Studio - one of the capital’s oldest photo studios.
Ginwalla joined Chana Musakanya for a beautiful conversation about her identity as the child of immigrants, the themes her work engages with and interrogates, and championing Zambian art and artists.
In exploring archives, memories, and heritage.
In visual history and multiple truths.
She is the founder of Everyday Lusaka a project that became a platform and now also includes a gallery dedicated to the documentation of daily life in Zambia, and Zambia Belonging, a counter-archive project that got its legs when she discovered unclaimed photographs in Fine Arts Studio - one of the capital’s oldest photo studios.
Ginwalla joined Chana Musakanya for a beautiful conversation about her identity as the child of immigrants, the themes her work engages with and interrogates, and championing Zambian art and artists.