« Large-scale works by Ivorian painter Watts Ouattara, who has been based in New York for many years, lie somewhere between Matisse, Miró, and Basquiat, while Sudanese painter Hassan Musa asserts his distinctive style by paying tribute to the shipwreck victims of Lampedusa. »

« Hassan Musa hangs two of his wall pieces, a blend of drawing, painting, and sewing, where political satire hides beneath flowers. When will this outstanding Sudanese-born artist finally have a museum exhibition worthy of his talent? »