THE STORY, IN BRIEF
Banji Chona considers what sustained public access means for Zambia’s art history through Henry Tayali’s Destiny at Lechwe Trust Art Gallery. The review distinguishes the painting’s return to Zambia in 1991 from its renewed display in 2026, arguing that conservation, criticism, education and encounters with collections help keep artistic histories alive.
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‘Destiny’ and the Making of Public Art History in Zambia
Banji Chona · 14 Sept 2026 · Independent publisher
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