Moridja Kitenge Banza

Moridja Kitenge BanzaA bilingual chronicle of a sweeping artistic practice that relates history, memory and identity to the lived diasporic experience. Presented in French and English, this is the first monograph dedicated to Moridja Kitenge Banza (b. 1980), a Canadian visual artist of Congolese origin. Known for dynamic works shaped by the places where he has lived and worked, Kitenge Banza's art is a subversive blend of reality and fiction that questions and challenges

grand Georgians in Rosedale

In this unvarnished look at Canada

But why must I

“What a fascinating read and visual feast

and food sensitivities with a repertoire of easy-to-prepare

A photographic tribute that highlights the stories behind remnants of Jewish communal life in post-war Poland

” —John Gilchrist

and artworks

I paint because I must

His re-appropriation of the codes

depicting the resilience and realities of building a home in a new place

In My Thali