Bisila Noha

Bisila Noha

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As part of my solo show ‘Ile Ọkàn’ (House of the Soul) I have written a book ✨ It is not a catalogue that accompanies the exhibition, but rather a whole universe in and of itself. Reflections on my making, the inspiration behind the works, stories from my travels last year, poetry and a selection of writings by others that perfectly encapsulated the ideas and feelings behind my writing. With beautiful photos both by @christiancassiel and myself, the book has been designed by the one and only @samarmaakaroun and her team at @pentagramdesign A HUGE thank you to Samar as she masterfully brought to life my vision for this book — my third print publication to date ❤️ And shout out to @chrishyzz, the editor, & @roy.killen , the printer. A wonderful team effort! 👏🏾🙏🏾 The book can be bought either at the exhibition or online via @throwncontemporary website. You can also DM to purchase one ✨ And if you have not seen the show yet, it is open until Sunday this week, March 29th at @omvedgardens Video: @elsapearlphotos ❤️ 26 Mar 2026 @bisilanoha’s studio is a ceramicist’s dream 🌥️ The self-taught artist guides us through her path to the potter’s wheel - experimenting, mixing clays, breaking "rules" and following her curiosity. Bisila Noha’s work will be displayed in V&A East Museum’s Why We Make Galleries, opening in April 2026. Watch the full video on V&A’s Up Next YouTube Channel 📺 28 Nov 2025 On the final day of 1-54 London 2026, a few moments from our booth, W4, where the magic has been palpable and so many meaningful conversations have taken place. We hope you enjoyed the ritual during the VIP Preview, both at our booth and in the West Wing VIP Lounge. Photos: @alicesharpey #154London #ContemporaryAfricanArt #AfricanArt #ArtFair #LondonArt 18 Oct 2026 Bisila Noha on Feeling Pure Magic at the Southern Art Hub, 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair. Clay as threshold. Noha works with hand-built vessels and found earth, treating the material as a carrier of memory that holds the ancestral world inside the everyday object. Her practice sits at the centre of Simon Njami’s proposition: that the unseen is not elsewhere, it is in the material we handle. Feeling Pure Magic asks what remains when everything that can be quantified matters more than everything that can be felt. In Noha’s hands, the answer is something you can hold. Feeling Pure Magic Curated by Simon Njami The Southern Art Hub – Booth W4 15th October 2026 – 18th October, 2026 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Somerset House Strand London WC2R 1LA #artplugged #Bisilanoha #thesouthernarthub #154africanartfair #artfair 17 Oct 2026 A Tactile Story” exhibition continues at Casa Tacchini. The ceramic works of Bisila Noha — winner of the Tacchini Prize at the sixth edition of the Officine Saffi Award — inhabit the space with a presence that is both intimate and considered. Here each piece is a reflection on the meaning that objects carry over time, through a strong work on material, form and identity. On view at Casa Tacchini Largo Claudio Treves, 5, 20121 Milan Monday – Saturday: 10.00–13.00 | 14.00–19.00 Open to the public daily Image courtesy of @OfficineSaffi #Tacchini #TacchiniItalia #TacchiniItaliaForniture 16 Oct 2026 Six artists from a field of 28 finalists - and six different ways of exploring what belonging can mean through ceramics. Forms of Belonging, the sixth edition of Officine Saffi Award, brings together artists selected from more than 1,000 applications across 41 countries and five continents. Rather than recap every prize, this is the Ceramic Curated edit: six practices worth looking at more closely. Main Prize winner Andile Dyalvane, who created iThwasa (The One Who is Blossoming) with Nkuthazo Alexis Dyalvane, draws on Xhosa traditions of initiation, connecting bodily form with ancestral knowledge, ritual and community. Bisila Noha foregrounds materiality and proportion; Cody Hoyt brings drawing and geometry into sculptural form; Phoebe Collings-James approaches belonging through the figure of the heretic; Pan Loong works through repetition and variation; and Trude Westby Nordmark pushes ceramic sculpture towards more open, biomorphic forms. What connects these six practices is not a shared visual language, but the different ways clay can hold ideas about identity, memory, form and belonging. Officine Saffi Award 6 - Forms of Belonging Fondazione Officine Saffi, Milan 30 September–13 November 2026 Via G.B. Niccolini 35A Cover image — artworks from left to right: Coline Rosoux (@colinerosoux ), Emily Siefferis (@emilysiefferis_artist), Takumi Morozumi (@takumimorozumi ), Soledad Christie (@soledadchristie). Images courtesy of Fondazione Officine Saffi. #OfficineSaffiAward #FormsOfBelonging #ContemporaryCeramics #CeramicArt #CeramicCurated 11 Oct 2026 Forever grateful to @karinasmagulov.a for inviting me to Taounate and have the chance to make again with master potter Aïcha Tabbiz 🙏🏾 My first trip to Mama Aïcha’s was back in 2019 and something shifted - it being the first time I was making in the African continent. The way I make changed and my whole practice evolved consequently. During the past week something within me has been touched again and I cannot wait to see how it materialises. My main takeaway this time around? All the beautiful conversations and all the laughter we’ve shared with the other women who joined. It’s been a real treat to share clay and bread with all of them ❤️ there’s definitely something magical in sitting together with other women from different generations and backgrounds. A big thanks to Marta & @ard_artisans for all the love, care and respect with which they continue collaborating with Mama Aïcha and her family. It is very inspiring and moving and a privilege to be part of it ✨ Hopefully back soon! 09 Oct 2026 Spanish-Equatoguinean ceramicist @bisila_noha has been named the recipient of the Tacchini [@tacchini_italia] Prize, an award from the Italian furniture brand in partnership with Fondazione Officine Saffi, a non-profit dedicated to contemporary ceramics. The newly established prize celebrates the intersection of contemporary artistic research and design culture, focusing on materials as a field of research and expression. We met Noha to find out more about her craft, at the link in bio 03 Oct 2026 Casa Tacchini opened its doors to “A Tactile Story”, an exhibition featuring the ceramic works of Bisila Noha, winner of the Tacchini Prize at the sixth edition of the Officine Saffi Award. Her vases and totems find their place naturally among the furniture and rooms of the space, where art and design meet in a conversation about material, identity and the stories that objects carry with them. On view at Casa Tacchini Largo Claudio Treves, 5, 20121 Milan Monday – Saturday: 10.00–13.00 | 14.00–19.00 Open to the public daily Photographed by @AndyWaves #Tacchini #TacchiniItalia #TacchiniItaliaForniture 02 Oct 2026 Casa Tacchini hosts “A Tactile Story” by Bisila Noha Starting October 1, Casa Tacchini opens up to a new dialogue between art, design and culture, welcoming “A Tactile Story”, an exhibition by Bisila Noha, winner of the Tacchini Prize as part of the sixth edition of the Officine Saffi Award – Forms of Belonging. The artist’s ceramic works enter into dialogue with the design pieces and architecture of the Milanese apartment, bringing together distinct sensibilities through a shared exploration of materials and their expressive potential. Vases and totems become part of the domestic setting, shaping an intimate, sensory journey that explores the relationship between material, memory and belonging. “A Tactile Story” by Bisila Noha 1 October – 13 November On view at Casa Tacchini Largo Claudio Treves, 5, 20121 Milan Monday – Saturday: 10.00–13.00 | 14.00–19.00 Open to the public daily Images courtesy of @OfficineSaffi #Tacchini #TacchiniItalia #TacchiniItaliaForniture 30 Sep 2026 The Lost Bronze To whom For whom Out of whom A celebration of clay and wax, often labeled as ‘humble materials’; as well as process over final product. The Lost Bronze is a metaphor for all the hidden contributions of women in general, and women of colour in particular, to our society. Photos from the Summer Show at @sarabandefoundation Next stop for these wax and clay sculptures — @154artfair with @thesouthernarthub ✨ 16-19 October 2026 Link in bio to explore the digital installation that accompanies the objects. 18 Sep 2026 We are thrilled to announce the launching of the Tacchini Prize. Established through the collaboration between Fondazione Officine Saffi and Tacchini, the prize is part of the programme of opportunities offered to the finalists of “Officine Saffi Award – Forms of Belonging”, the sixth edition of the international award dedicated to contemporary ceramics. For its first edition, the Tacchini Prize has been awarded to artist Bisila Noha (1988), selected from among the 28 finalists of the Officine Saffi Award to develop a dedicated exhibition project at Casa Tacchini, the brand’s Milan showroom in Largo Treves. Opening alongside the exhibition “Officine Saffi Award – Forms of Belonging” at Fondazione Officine Saffi, Bisila Noha’s presentation at Casa Tacchini – on view October 1 to November 13 2026 -will offer the public a closer look at the artist’s practice, creating a dialogue between her works and the intimate, domestic atmosphere of the Largo Treves 5 spaces. @bisilanoha @tacchini_italia @officinesaffi @ps.creativeagency Image credits: Christian Cassiel; Valentina Sommariva 04 Sep 2026

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