From April 11, 2025, to March 21, 2026, Fondation H in Antananarivo, Madagascar, invited British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare for a carte blanche, titled Safiotra [Hybridités/Hybridities]. Accompanying the artist's first major showcase on the African continent is a trilingual catalog (French/Malagasy/English), which includes exhibition views, artwork photographs, and five commissioned essays, including contributions from Gus Casely-Hayford (Director of V&A East, London) and Professor Tiana Razafindratsimba Dominique (expert in language science and interculturality, University of Antananarivo).

Published on the occasion of the exhibition, Memoria: accounts of another History, at Frac Nouvelle-Aquitaine MÉCA in Bordeaux, France (2021), the National Museum of Cameroon in Yaoundé (2023), and Fondation H in Antananarivo, Madagascar (2024), these catalogues includes essays and interviews with featured artists: including Mary Sibande (South Africa), Tuli Mekondjo (Angola/Namibia), Georgina Maxim (Zimbabwe/Germany), Dalila Dalléas Bouzar (Algeria/France), Ndidi Dike (Nigeria), Enam Gbewonyo (Ghana/UK), Bouchra Khalili (Morocco/France), Gosette Lubondo (Democratic Republic of Congo), Myriam Mihindou (Gabon/France), Wangechi Mutu (Kenya/USA), Otobong Nkanga (Nigeria/Belgium), Josèfa Ntjam (Cameroon/France), Selly Raby Kane (Senegal), and Na Chainkua Reindorf (Ghana/USA).

The Art Momentum Artpapers are special-edition print publications, uniquely conceptualised for and distributed during major international art events, such as the Investec Cape Town Art Fair, ART X Lagos, and Also Known As Africa (AKAA). The Art Momentum is a platform that places the voices of artists at the centre of the art world. Galvanised by the ideas and perspectives that emanate from the contemporary art scenes of Africa and its diasporas, it offers a look into artistic approaches and narratives that seek to shift established structures. The Art Momentum is also a space of free expression for the artists, art critics, academics, and writers who are willing to share their views, reflections, and interpretations of our contemporary world and its future.

Inspired by global innovation, IAM – Intense Art Magazine was an independent artistic platform for collaboration and partnership – dedicated to women in art, fashion, and design from Africa and its Diasporas. The bilingual (English/French) publication, which comprised periodical magazines and special-edition print publications, worked with a wide network of contributors from across the globe.

ART AFRICA was a quarterly print publication, focused on artists, designers, and art practitioners from Africa and its Diasporas. It was strategically distributed via media partnerships at international art fairs to the world’s top collectors, ensuring that advertisers, galleries, and artists reach their primary target markets.