"For those unfamiliar with the story of Sarah Baartman (Saartjie Baartman), she was a young woman taken from her village in South Africa's Eastern Cape in 1810 by two British men, who exploited her in London until her tragic death. With my SS/24 collection, I aim to spotlight her story—lest it be reduced to a forgotten footnote of history, where the ‘exotic’ body is often erased, and victory is mistaken for tragedy," says Thebe Magugu.

Kara Walker’s story and work perfectly embody the daring and unapologetic spirit of "A Woman." Her fearless exploration of race, gender, and identity challenges us to think deeply and engage meaningfully..

Marpessa Dawn, synonymous with captivating performances and enigmatic charm, was more than just the star of the iconic film “Black Orpheus.”