My Oma is a group exhibition that takes the grandmother figure as its artistic starting point, exploring themes of mobility, affection, and conflict. The exhibition features both existing and newly commissioned works by various artists connected to the Global South and marks the end of the six year directorship of curator Sofia Hernández Chong Cuy.

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Participating artists include Yto Barrada (France), Meriem Bennani (Morocco), Marcos Kueh (Malaysia), Jota Mombaça (Brazil), and Buhlebezwe Siwani (South Africa).

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Picture: installation in My Oma. Photographer: Kristien Daem