Collin Sekajugo Named Future Great 2026 for Community-Building Art Practice

Collin Sekajugo, an artist of Ugandan-Rwandan descent, has been chosen by blaxTARLINES for inclusion in ArtReview's Future Greats 2026 feature. Operating out of Uganda, he produces collaged artworks utilizing materials such as polypropylene bags and denim to explore social and cultural themes. His achievements in the art market highlight his innovative mixed media approaches. Sekajugo channels his earnings into local support initiatives and the contemporary art scene in Uganda and Rwanda, founding Ivuka, the inaugural visual arts space in Kigali, and Amasaka Gallery in Masaka. Additionally, he created Camp Ndegeya, a cultural hub, and the Weaver Bird Residency, emphasizing youth empowerment and collaboration with local artists, resonating with Okwui Enwezor's vision for young African artists.