Nathalie Anguezomo Mba Bikoro merges installations, sonic radio, live art performances, film & archives. Her work analyses processes of power & fictions in historical archives critically engaging in migrational struggles. She creates environments for untold narratives of resistance movements by African women and indigenous communities. Sedimented in narratives are testimonies of sonic nature archives, queering ecologies and postcolonial feminist experiences towards new monuments, reacting to the different tones of societies shared between delusions & ritual. She brings new investigations about the architectures of racisms in cities, the archeologies of urban spaces & economies of tradition systems by exposing the limitations of technologies as functional memory records. She is the recipient of several awards including Fondation Blachère & Afrique Soleil Mali for Best Artist Dakar Biennale (2012), Arts Council England (2016), Goethe Institut (2016) and many more.


"We always supposed something would give us a definition of who we really were, our class position or our national position, our geographic origins or where our grandparents came from, but I don't think any one thing any longer will tell us who we are"    Stuart Hall
Her critical process is informed by discourses of histories, archives and theories on postcolonialism, diaspora, migration, identities, afro & alter modernism and culture. Her work reveals and creates moments of synthesis and harmony between seemingly disparate, bodies of knowledge, cultural traditions and value systems. An exploration of creolised identity, heritage, memory and homeland, the artist investigates systems of colonial past & present, tyranny, dictates of gender, traditions and mythologies. She engages with communities contesting handcrafted economies of art, politics, literature, ecologies and philosophy combining alternative strategies in performance and practice to deconstruct social narratives and work on processes and engagement rather than final products that answer to political anecdotes of the way we live with "Archipelagoes for Drexyian Mermaids", "How To Turn A Mountain Into Pearls", "We Built The Kilimanjaro", "Black A(n)thena", "A History On Lateness", "Future Monuments" and "The Moor May Go".  With her approach both educative and allegorical, Anguezomo Mba Bikoro highlights the different tones of a society shared between delusions and ritual. 

Upcoming


Sonic Agency festival; radio in between spaces
1. Sonic perspectives from the global south
2. Sounding Hospitalities
3. Radio as activism
https://www.inbetweenspaces.net/

Live Radio programme May-August 2020
In Between Spaces ist eine Veranstaltungsreihe und Plattform für Musik, Sounds und Klangkunst aus Afrika, der arabischen Welt und Europa, ihre gesellschaftlichen Kontexte, transkulturelle Fragen und künstlerische Kollaborationen.
Die Veranstaltungen und Festivalformate von In Between Spaces präsentieren herausragende Musik und Klangkunst, thematisieren lokale und regionale gesellschaftliche Kontexte in Afrika und der MENA Region, die europäische Rezeption sowie das Verhältnis zwischen Kunst und dem Populären. Intermediale Performances, Sonic Lectures und Diskussionen eröffnen einen künstlerischen Verhandlungsraum, in Vorträgen und Panels kommen kulturwissenschaftliche, soziologische und philosophische Perspektiven zu Wort.




Latitude On Air Festival
04.06. - 07.06.2020

Kitchen Table Talks; Women Of Colour curated by Karina Griffith
presentation by Anguezomo Mba Bikoro and Dr. Kathy-Ann Tan
"Congotay! Congotay!; Tribute Economies"
ACUD Berlin, archive records on mixcloud

supported by Goethe Institut and selected partners



Kunstraum Bethanien
Porous City

opening 28.09.2020 until 25.10.2020

We Built The Kilimanjaro





A Handful Of Dust

Performance Black A(n)thena
05.09.2020
Lilienstrasse 7, Berlin












Radical Mutation: On The Ruins Of Rising Suns
23.09 - 04.10.2020

curated by Nyabinghi_Lab
HAU1,2,4











CUERPAS International
Festival de Performance 2020
curated by Perfolink





Tsibili Architecture Biennal

What Do We Have In Common

radio partners Common Waves

October - November 2020












Temporal Communities
Performance and Communities

launch 27.11.2020






















Migration in Global History
01.12.2020

On The Ruins Of Paradise: Archival Legacies of Black Womens' Movements in Colonial Empire

Bard College Berlin

















SPAM

curated by Afrika Kollective Kinshasa-Berlin
radio project funded by Goethe-Institut











Feminist Magix - Decolonial Inlets
(tbc 2021)
A Trans-discursive event series