Barthélémy Toguo
2016 Deluge interview

July 2016
Déluge

'Between Africa and the Western world': Interview between Barthélémy Toguo and curators Édouard Aujaleu and Nicole Kerangueven on the event of Déluge at Carré Sainte-Anne, Montpellier

Numéro, June 2021

Alexandre Parodi discusses 'how Barthélémy Toguo turns dramas into works of art.'

NRC, June 2021

'Galleries Curate' presents an exhibition of Mame-Diarra Niang and Barthélémy Toguo works in which 'both [artists] show variations on portraits', write Hans den Hartog Jager, Thomas van Huut and Toef Jaeger

ArtNews, May 2021

‘An Artist Is a Visionary’: Anna Sansom delves into why Barthélémy Toguo 'began making art about viruses well before 2020'

The Wall Street Journal, July 2018

'In the Hamptons, This Artist Builds the Boat And Serves the Coffee: Cameroon-born Barthélémy Toguo treats serious issues in a vivid style,' writes Susan Delson

ArtThrob, September 2016

'Blood on the leaves and blood on the root: Barthélémy Toguo’s Strange Fruit': Review by Gontse Mathabathe

The Seen, May 2015

Vanessa Gravenor discusses polemics at work in Barthélémy Toguo’s Africa at Galerie Samuel Lallouz in Montréal

Celebrations, 2014

'Art in Concert with Life Itself': Barthélémy Toguo in conversation with Kabelo Malatsie and translator Raphaëlle Jehan

ARTnews, February 2010
'Postcards from the Edge': Laurie Hurwitz describes the artist and his work as giving a voice to people on the periphery

Notre Histoire, 2006
'Staging the Absurdity of Reality: The Politics of the Body': Rebecka Wigh on Toguo in the catalogue for Nôtre Histoire at the Palais de Tokyo, Paris

Africultures, June 2005
'The essence of my work cannot reside elsewhere but in protest and critical questioning': Barthélémy Toguo interviewed by Virginie Andriamirado

The Sick Opera, 2004
'Performing the hyphen: Theses on Barthélémy Toguo's theatres of translation' by Jan-Erik Lundström

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