Just two days left to see You’ll Be Old Too One Day. Life Isn’t Always Young and Sweet, Cassi Namoda’s latest exhibition at Los Angeles’ François Ghebaly gallery. The Mozambique-born, US-based artist’s newest paintings expand upon her previous body of lyrical portraits, depicting the nuances of everyday life in post-colonial Mozambique. “Beneath the tangerine moon are sisters,” a poetic text by Namoda and Wesley Harden explains of these characterful, pugilistic siblings, “smaller moons of peach and seafoam, jostled from the hideaways of their orbit into a battering dance. The planet Venus is their umpire.”
