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

Onyeka Igwe’s impactful exhibition at Secession, Vienna, offers a compelling blueprint for emerging women artists. Her practice deeply interrogates colonial archives, not as neutral historical repositories, but as sites of friction where narratives are suppressed and voices rendered inaudible. Through her films and installations, Igwe masterfully excavates these missing stories, proving that challenging established systems and histories can be a profound source of artistic power. This work encourages early-career artists to find their unique voice by questioning dominant narratives, transforming overlooked materials, and boldly reclaiming space for diverse perspectives within the art world. Your art can ignite change. — Source: Mousse Magazine

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