Finissage: A Conversation in the Exhibition – Tawanda Appiah and Anna-Karin Wulgué
21 November
14.00
Main hall
Language: English
The talk is included in the regular admission fee
Please note that pre-registration required, you will find a link to the ticket site further down on this page
Welcome to Tawanda Appiah in conversation with Anna-Karin Wulgué about the exhibition Rare Earth Rare Justice by British-Nigerian artist Ndidi Dike.
Please note that the conversation requires pre-registration. Get your ticket here. Admission fee is included in the ticket price.
About Tawanda Appiah
Tawanda Appiah is a Zimbabwean curator, writer, and researcher based in Malmö, Sweden. His research-centred practice often revisits history to make sense of the contemporary milieu. He is Artistic Director & Curator at Skånes konstförening alongside his independent practice, and previously worked as a curator at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe. Appiah is part of the Stockholm University of the Arts Research Board and was recently a guest teacher at the Royal Danish Academy (2026). He has served on various juries, including the Hasselblad Award (2026).
Appiah’s curatorial work spans exhibitions, public programmes, performances, and texts. Selected exhibitions include Remnants (Tensta konsthall, 2026), Reading James Baldwin (Skånes konstförening, 2025), FLIGHT (Malmö Konsthall, 2023), and (in)visible (Malmö Konstmuseum, 2022).