Crowd gathered at The Harlem Project AfrikaLeidoscope event

Celebrating Africa’s Stories Through Art That Inspires, Provokes, and Connects.

Through diverse art forms and authentic storytelling, AfriKaleidoscope invites attendees to immerse themselves in the beauty and depth of African art.

BEYOND THE CANVAS AND STAGE

The Deeper Aspirations of AfriKaleidoscope

Reclaim African Identity:

Revive the resilience of historically repressed cultures, that calls for a return to the essence of African culture—a “return to source”

Challenge Dominant Narratives:

Deconstruct distorted views of Africa and build a future of cultural self-determination

Embody the African Experience:

Redefine “Africanness” as a dynamic, evolving cultural identity that transcends geographic boundaries, embracing the diverse experiences and heritage of all people of African descent.

Celebrating Africa’s Stories



Through Art and Perspective.

One of the Art Piece at the harlem project art exhibition

AfriKaleidoscope is an exhibition series dedicated to promoting African art and culture from an Afrocentric perspective, challenging dominant narratives and confronting the legacy of imperialism. By showcasing Africa’s rich heritage, it explores themes of identity, representation, and resistance, reclaiming Africa’s cultural identity and history.

The series features work by exceptional artists across various disciplines, blending traditional and contemporary forms to engage with social and political issues relevant to African communities globally. AfriKaleidoscope sparks a cultural revolution, affirming the deep connections between Africa’s culture, history, and philosophy.

Our Focus Area



Visual Arts

We showcase the diverse tapestry of African visual storytelling through captivating paintings, sculptures, photography, and design. From contemporary innovations to timeless traditions, we offer a window into the continent’s artistic mastery.

Performing Arts

Experience the dynamic energy of African dance, theatre, and music. AfriKaleidoscope brings to life vibrant narratives and cultural expressions, inviting audiences to connect with the heart and soul of African storytelling.

Interactive Arts

We embrace innovative engagement through interactive installations and digital experiences. These immersive environments foster a deeper connection with African narratives and encourage dialogue through participation.

Multimedia Installation

AfriKaleidoscope crafts immersive experiences by weaving together video, sound, digital projections, and physical elements. These layered installations offer evocative and thought-provoking perspectives on African stories for a contemporary audience.

Exhibitions



The.Harlem.Project

When: April 29, 2023 at 19:00 - 22:30

Where: 107 Projects, Redfern

Artists and Collaborators:

  • Mawunyo Gbogbo [Author of Hip-Hop & Hymns]

  • Emmanuel Asante (Visual Artist)

  • Musonga Mbogo (Multidisciplinary)

  • Victor D. Fuente (Visual Artist)

  • Lucky Lartey (Dancer)

  • Steph Martei (Visual Artist)

Discover The.Harlem.Project — an exhibition that challenges Eurocentric ideals and reclaims the narrative of Black art. Dive into bold works, powerful stories, and unapologetic expression that reflect the true complexity and beauty of Black culture

Eternal Echoes: Rediscovering Ancient African Worlds

When: May 4, 2024 at 16:00 - 20:00

Where: Flow Studios, Camperdown, Sydney

Artists and Collaborators:

  • Nyaluak Leth (Poet)

  • Victor D. Fuente [Visual Artist]

  • Lucky Lartey

  • Steph Martei

Step into a reimagined world where ancient African civilisations evolved without disruption. This exhibition invites you to explore the untold possibilities of a continent uninterrupted

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