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The Yinka Shonibare Foundation is a UK registered charity, established in 2019 to provide fundraising and strategic support for the Guest Artists Space (G. A.

S.) Foundation in Nigeria and Guest Projects in London amongst other initiatives.

05/01/2026

We are proud to share this season's alumni updates, reflecting the continued impact of G.A.S. Foundation’s community across artistic, curatorial, and institutional contexts worldwide. From major international prizes and museum acquisitions to curatorial leadership and critical recognition, these milestones underscore G.A.S.’s ongoing commitment to supporting research-driven, socially engaged, and globally resonant work long after each residency, fellowship, or programme has concluded.

Slide 1: Benson Apah Wins First Place at the 2025 Earth Partner Prize
Slide 2: Osei Bonsu Is Promoted to Jorge M. Pérez Senior Curator of International Art, Africa and Diaspora at Tate Modern
Slide 3: Ofem Ubi Wins Special Audience Prize at the 2025 Ma***to International Videopoetry Festival
Slide 4: Gaia Ozwyn Featured in ArtCube’s 2026 Discoveries Report
Slide 5: Emma Prempeh’s What’s Left (2024) Enters the Tate Collection
Slide 6: Umar Rashid Wins Inaugural AMA Artist Award

28/11/2025

The inaugural edition of the Re:assemblages Symposium, jointly presented by Guest Artists Space (G.A.S.) Foundation and Yinka Shonibare Foundation (Y.S.F.) within the framework of the second edition of the Re:assemblages programme, took place from November 4th-5th, 2025.

Framed around Ecotones, The Living Archive, Annotations and The Short Century, the symposium explored transitional zones as sites of renewal, considered archives and libraries as future-shaping practices, attended to gaps and silences in the archive, and revisited Africa’s twentieth-century histories of independence and cultural production.

Across panels, interactive workshops, roundtables, and performances, the programme was shaped by practitioners, scholars, artists and cultural workers whose contributions deepened our understanding of archives histories of the African and diasporic world.

🔗 Tap the following link for the full recap https://yinkashonibarefoundation.com/News/event-recap-reassemblages-symposium-2025⁠
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Re:assemblages is made possible through the generous support of Terra Foundation for American Art (), Afreximbank under the auspices of the Afreximbank Art Program (), The Osahon Okunbo Foundation (), Bank of America (), VFD Microfinance Bank () and Bookcraft Africa ().⁠
Re:assemblages is curated by Naima Hassan with thematic contributions from Maryam Kazeem, Ann Marie Peña and Jonn Gale ().⁠

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