Hammonds House Museum

Nu Africans is a compelling exploration of Black identity, ancestry, memory, migration, kinship, power, and possibility brought together by artists Grace Kisa and Maurice Evans. The exhibition features costumed figures and sculptural practices that create a conversation between Africa and its Diaspora, ancestry and innovation, and history and future.

Nu Africans is a compelling exploration of Black identity, ancestry, memory, migration, kinship, power, and possibility brought together by artists Grace Kisa and Maurice Evans. The exhibition features costumed figures and sculptural practices that create a conversation between Africa and its Diaspora, ancestry and innovation, and history and future.

Nu Africans is a compelling exploration of Black identity, ancestry, memory, migration, kinship, power, and possibility brought together by artists Grace Kisa and Maurice Evans. The exhibition features costumed figures and sculptural practices that create a conversation between Africa and its Diaspora, ancestry and innovation, and history and future.