The exhibition "Africaine" at the Studio Museum in Harlem showcased works by contemporary African artists including Breitz, Mutu, Tuggar, and Rose, addressing themes of colonialism, representation, and the complexities of black womanhood. Through a variety of media, these artists challenged traditional narratives surrounding the African female form and explored the intersections of identity, beauty, and trauma. The critique of the exoticization of the black body is central to the exhibition, as each artist presents a unique perspective on the struggles and ambiguities inherent in their cultural representation.