Nteranya Sanginga

Nteranya Sanginga, a Congolese creative, excels in a spectrum of artistic endeavours marked by significant collaborations and solo projects. Noteworthy among their contributions is the co-authored piece "What the Atlantic Got Wrong on Congo – A Long Open Letter," alongside Tshimundu, Koko Ginga, and J. Munroe, and their involvement in "Germaine" for Iminza’s album "Roots X Wings." They have pushed their creative versatility further through collaborations with artists such as Won Young Mbengeni, David Gyampo, and the Youth Theatre of Kenya.

As a former member of the Afrocontigbo Dance Company, founded by Korma Aguh-Struckmayer, Sanginga's artistic journey is enriched by learning from Patricia Brown, Djenane Saint-Juste and Fofo of Afoutayi Haitian Dance, Arts and Music Company, Leanna Browne, Wynn Fricke, and Karen Charles. Their performances include Afoutayi’s "Konesans" (2017 & 2018), Leslie Parker’s "Crystal, smoke n’ Spirit (s)" (2019) at the Momentum New Dance Works Festival, and Threads Dance Project’s "Tapestries 4.0" (2019).

Engage with their journey and explore their works on Instagram: @nteranya.sanginga.