Seeing Africa

The Tate Britain's "Seeing Africa" display, though small, presents paintings and sculptures from a private collection that explore European representations of Africa during the colonial era, particularly focusing on the Congo region. Featuring works primarily by Belgian artists from the late 19th to mid-20th century, the exhibition raises questions about the portrayal of African landscapes and peoples during this period. Notably, the collection includes lesser-known artists, with some connections to movements like Cubism.