Kè Fila performance Tate modern museum London

Feel free to come to see the performance of Namsa Leuba and Kezia Frederick.
On Sunday 22 of May 2016 at 16h00
At Tate modern museum London UK
through Selfpublish Be happy

c Namsa Leuba & Kezia frederick

Nataal: New African Photography

My work will be exhibiting there. Feel free to come

Nataal: New African Photography

featuring artists Atong Atem, Delphine Diallo, Kristin-Lee Moolman, Lakin Ogunbanwo, Namsa Leuba, and Owise Abuzaid. 

Music by DJ MOMA of Everyday People

Hosted by Saada of Everyday People 

Live performance by butterflyTree 

Saturday, 05/07/16, 6-10pm 

Red Hook Labs, 135 Imlay Street, Brooklyn, 11231

c namsa leuba

Lumière d'Afrique exhibits to Fondation Donwahi Abidjan - Namsa Leuba

Feel free to see my work at Donwahi Fondation Abidjan- Ivory Cost -  from 27 April to 6 June 2016
http://www.lumieresdafriques.com/en/
http://fondationdonwahi.org/fr/home.html

Namsa Leuba, la beauté des diables

©namsa leuba photo

©namsa leuba photo

Namsa Leuba, d’un continent à l’autre

namsa leuba l'Hebdo 2016

Mmabatho exposition - Fribourg

Découvrir et redécouvrir le travail de Namsa Leuba au Fribourg International Film Festival (BCU Fribourg / KUB Freiburg) du 12 mars au 23 avril! Vernissage avec discours à ne surtout pas louper le 11 mars à 18h00

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10 Emerging Artists to Watch at The Armory Show

Over 200 galleries from 36 countries having flocked to New York this week for the 22nd edition of The Armory Show. And between Armory Presents, the fair’s section devoted to galleries less than 10 years old, and Armory Focus, this year presenting contemporary art from Africa and the African Diaspora, the fair presents a key opportunity to discover some of the most exciting emerging artists from across the globe. To help you navigate the aisles, we boiled it down to 10 newcomers gaining traction at The Armory Show this year, who are ripe for picking.

Namsa Leuba

B. 1982 IN SAINT-AUBIN, SWITZERLAND. LIVES AND WORKS IN LAUSANNE. 

AVAILABLE AT: ECHO ART

Installation view of works by Namsa Leuba at Echo Art’s booth at The Armory Show, 2016. Photo by Adam Reich for Artsy.

“All of my work is talking about African identity through Western eyes,” says up-and-coming photographer Leuba, born to a Guinean mother and a Swiss father, while manning her solo booth during The Armory Show’s VIP preview. In addition to highlights from past series, Leuba debuts her most recent series, “NGL” (read: “Next Generation Lagos”) created during a 2015 residency with Art Twenty One in Lagos, Nigeria. As Echo Art’s Caline Chagoury explains, “She worked with local Nigerian fashion designers—found people on the street—and created this world that’s a complete translation of what Lagos is like. She nailed the city. She has this western eye on African culture and identities.” In addition to vibrant wall-covering installations—Kingdom of Mountains, priced at $16,000, and NGL, priced at $22,000—the gallery also offers editions of portraits in the range of $2,500–$7,000.
—Molly Gottschalk