Onyeka Igwe “No Archive Can Restore this Chorus of (Diasporic) Shame” at Secession, Vienna

Onyeka Igwe’s exhibition at Secession, Vienna, powerfully dismantles the colonial archive, revealing it not as fixed history but as a site of friction and unaddressed violence. Her films and installations compel us to confront what's missing or silenced within these official records. For emerging women artists, Igwe's approach is a potent reminder: your unique perspective is invaluable. Challenge dominant narratives, excavate untold stories, and trust your artistic voice to reclaim and reinterpret history. This work demonstrates the profound impact art can have in giving agency to suppressed narratives and reimagining our collective past. — Source: Mousse Magazine

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