Reflecting on major milestones this January—my move to Doha, Qatar, the closing of Close to Home at Queens Museum, press in The New Arab, and the launch of my signed limited edition print Fitra (Amber): Yusuf. Plus, upcoming NYC events, including Malcolm 100X at The New School.
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Limited Edition Release: Fitra (Amber): Yusuf Prints
Discover the exclusive limited edition release of Fitra (Amber): Yusuf, a key work from Nsenga Knight’s solo exhibition Close to Home at the Queens Museum. Celebrate themes of innate purity, healing, and growth through this deeply personal and spiritual artwork.
A BIG THANK YOU (from Qatar)
Discover Nsenga Knight’s heartfelt reflections on her transformative solo exhibition Close to Home at the Queens Museum, its lasting impact, and her journey from New York to Doha. Explore the depths of her interdisciplinary Afro-Caribbean American Muslim artistic practice.
A Taste of Home: “Metem” Film at Close to Home
Discover the story behind ‘Metem,’ a multichannel video artwork by Nsenga Knight featured in her solo exhibition Close to Home at the Queens Museum (on view until Jan 19, 2025). Learn how family, migration, and Guyanese culture inspired this heartfelt exploration of heritage and identity.
Alhamdullilah for Another Great Year: Thank You for an Amazing 2024!
Reflecting on a transformative 2024: Nsenga Knight shares highlights from her solo exhibition Close to Home at Queens Museum, the launch of To Know One Another, and engaging public programming exploring culture, identity, and community.
A Journey Through Archives, Identity, and Home: Behind the Scenes of Close to Home
Discover Nsenga Knight’s Close to Home at the Queens Museum, an exhibition weaving personal and collective histories of the Black diaspora, Afro-Arab Muslim identity, and cultural preservation. Explore archival-inspired art and stories of migration, resilience, and home. On view until January 19th, 2025.
Reflecting on November: Milestones, Mentors, and Building a Creative Future
Discover the latest updates from artist Nsenga Knight, including her Close to Home exhibition, reflections on her Queens Museum fellowship, and how you can support her work as a full-time artist.
ONLINE: Cairo and Pan Africanism: Nsenga Knight in Conversation with Kribsoo Diallo and Mohamed Yehia
Join artist Nsenga Knight, Kribsoo Diallo, and Mohamed Yehia as they explore Cairo’s role in anticolonial and Pan-African movements, its impact on Black diaspora, and African migrations from the 1960s to today. Presented with Knight’s Queens Museum exhibition.
A Journey of Artistic Evolution and Connection: My Fellowship at Queens Museum and Upcoming Exciting Events
Join Nsenga Knight in a journey through art, dialogue, and community building. Explore upcoming talks, a film screening, and how to support her art through Fractured Atlas. Dive into reflections on past residencies and the impact of art in fostering connections.
July 2024 Wrap Up: To Know One Another, Close to Home Programming, and more!
Discover the highlights of Nsenga Knight’s recent event, “To Know One Another,” at the Queens Museum, featuring a conversation with Sibok Shahid Najee-ullah of the SWAM Dojo. Learn about upcoming programming for her solo exhibition, “Close to Home,” and explore the rich cultural contributions of the SWAM Dojo. Stay updated with more exciting events and enriching conversations in September, October, and November 2024.