Congolese-born Chadrack Kakule is a curator working across the themes of non-extractive curatorial practices, the reproduction of culturally oppressive systems in Africa, decolonial thinking, and the reappropriation of discourse on contemporary art from Africa. With a background in philosophy, he is interested in interpreting the coloniality of artistic and cultural discourse. From January 2022 to January 2024, he worked Centre d'Art Waza in Lubumbashi, on research, archival, exhibition, and mediation projects. He has participated in various curatorial and educational programs, including the Independent Curators International (ICI) Curatorial Intensive in Kampala, Uganda (2022), Zeitz MOCAA and the University of the Western Cape Museum Fellowship Program and the Ecole du soir (Lubumbashi working group). He also participated in Documenta Fifteen as a member of the Waza Art Centre and the Another Roadmap Africa Cluster network.
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