“Years became a blur, their youth washing over them like saltwater over rock, smoothing them over until they’d emerged as new people.” – V And Jen, fiction by Tjimamutja Pehape Katjiuongua.
“In solitude, you see everything for what it is, not what you want it to be.” – Solitude, photography from Luigi Arnat.
“From this moment to the next, we shall walk. From the tips of our pens today to the visions and dreams of tomorrow, we shall build. From our unusual griefs to our unexpected happinesses, we shall journey. From the river to the sea, we shall make our crossing.” – The Crossing, an editorial by Rémy Ngamije.
“Anything you want in this world, you must grab yourself.” – Granpa’s Smoke, fiction by Demoy Lindo.
“Trees are much better alive and standing––but humans seem to prefer them dead.” – The Deer’s Tale, short fiction by Cosmata Lindie.
Monolithic: Architectural Snapshots: Images from Angola, Ethiopia, Ghana, Senegal, South Africa, Sudan, Zaire, North and West Africa by Hans and Trudi Jenny, curated by Dag Henrichsen.
“It’s neither a shadow nor myth; it’s a choice with no rights.” – A Road, poetry by Scholastika Namutenya Negongo.
“Sometimes the unusual griefs and unusual happinesses intertwine and maybe that could be peace.” – Literatea, 09: Unusual Griefs And Unusual Happinesses by Yewande Omotoso.
“Stay right here, where you and I have always been standing.” – A Departed Body And Soul, poetry by Scholastika Namutenya Negongo.