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The Geography of Fixed Things: Eastern African Artists Year:2025 an elderly gentleman who has

The Geography of Fixed Things: Eastern African Artists Year:2025 an elderly gentleman who hasE. N. Mirembe presents a complex view of East African art that defies fixed geographies, emphasising connections that transcend borders and histories. Drawing from the ARAK Collection and inspired by the legacy of Makerere University in Uganda, this publication and exhibition which opened at Artron Art Centre in Shenzhen, China (2025) highlights the work of East African artists who explore identity and place amidst shifting cultural landscapes.

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an elderly gentleman who has fallen on the sidewalk

not seeking the virtuous man as before

During the transition to modern times

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The Geography of Fixed Things: Eastern African Artists Year:2025 an elderly gentleman who hasE. N. Mirembe presents a complex view of East African art that defies fixed geographies, emphasising connections that transcend borders and histories. Drawing from the ARAK Collection and inspired by the legacy of Makerere University in Uganda, this publication and exhibition which opened at Artron Art Centre in Shenzhen, China (2025) highlights the work of East African artists who explore identity and place amidst shifting cultural landscapes.

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