This April, THE.CCART spotlights three artists whose work reflects movement, reflection, and the shifting nature of everyday experience. Leykun Girma, Teddy Mulundi, and Damilola Samuel Ajegbomogun each approach painting as a way of observing and translating the world around them, whether through spiritual symbolism, the rhythm of city life, or the tension between emotion and form. Together, their practices sit between observation and interpretation, capturing moments that feel both immediate...

In celebration of International Women’s Day, THE.CCART shines a light on three women artists whose practices reflect personal history, cultural identity, and the many ways women’s stories are carried through art. Amatullah Alhassan, Tia Coker, and Baaba Sarpong each approach their work from deeply personal starting points, transforming memory, tradition, and lived experience into powerful visual narratives. Together, their practices honour the complexity, resilience, and creativity of women...

This February, THE.CCART spotlights three artists whose practices examine identity, power, and imagined futures. Okafor Paschal Kenechukwu, Andrew Arim, and Dumbor Debeeh offer distinctive approaches to figurative art, using realism, metaphor, and speculative imagery to explore the complexities of personal and collective experience. Their work opens space for reflection on cultural presence, political critique, and the possibilities of transformation. Okafor Paschal Kenechukwu: Portraiture...