24 September 2026

Reconstructed retrospectively on 2026-10-20 from reviewed sources originally published on this date. This is not an edition published by AFROSCOPE Daily at the time, and it is not an exhaustive record. Original source dates and credits remain on every story.

Announcement-based coverageDiaspora

NZO brings Brazil’s Black archives into a shared museum exhibition

São Paulo’s Museu Afro Brasil Emanoel Araujo is hosting NZO – Memórias Afro-brasileiras through February 28, 2027. The exhibition brings together the Rede de Acervos Afro-brasileiros, linking community museums, photographic collections, religious spaces and personal archives across Brazil. Shared curation highlights how Black communities preserve their histories, with material connected to figures including Lélia Gonzalez and Abdias Nascimento. The exhibition opened on September 26.

By AFROSCOPE Daily·Source: Museu Afro Brasil Emanoel Araujo·Source posted 24 Sept 2026

NewsSouthern Africa

Young Angolan filmmakers revisit fifty years of ties with France

Novo Jornal reports that young Angolan filmmakers created short films for an exhibition at Luanda’s Palácio de Ferro marking fifty years of diplomatic relations with France. Produced with the French embassy, the films were presented alongside photographic archives, bringing a younger generation’s audiovisual perspectives into dialogue with the history of bilateral cooperation.

Novo Jornal·24 Sept 2026

CriticismPan-African

African art schools at Venice put shared learning at the centre

Theophilus Imani examines how four African institutions bring alternative approaches to learning into the Venice Biennale. Reading installations by blaxTARLINES, RAW Material Company, G.A.S. Foundation and Nairobi Contemporary Art Institute together, his essay connects artistic practice with archives, community and reciprocal knowledge, asking how these networks can endure beyond a temporary international exhibition.

Contemporary And (C&)·24 Sept 2026