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The Apostles Diary by Bongani Vincent
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image00001 by Bongani Vincent
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HAE COLLECTION

exclusive drop
Hae Collection x Lee Amimo
From Nairobi to the world — now available for pre-order.
This limited-edition drop features tees merging Afrofuturism, ancestral memory, and bold visual form.

Exclusive drop
Hae Collection X Bongani Vincent
Sign up now for exclusive early access to pre-order our debut drop — a limited-edition t-shirt created in collaboration with South African visual artist Bongani Vincent.

Hae Collection:
A tribute to the unseen.
Unnamed is our first house drop — a collection that centers the often-forgotten Black figures depicted in European art. Those painted but never named.
Unnamed by Hae Collection
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Henry Weekes' "An African head".
Order YoursBack in 1859, London's Royal Academy played host to Henry Weekes' "An African Head. Because apparently, "Portrait of a gorgeous woman whose name we couldn't be bothered to find" was too lengthy.
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Peter Paul Reubens "Study of an African Man"
Order YoursSo, some African dude might have been the inspo for that swarthy king in the Adoration scene - you know, the one they usually painted as a Moor. Otherwise? Black figures in Renaissance and Baroque art? About as common as a unicorn riding a Vespa.
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Unknown Artist "Wood Sculpture"
Order YoursOh, isn't it just fascinating how these "discoverers" and "collectors" stumbled upon such... primitive trinkets in Africa? I mean, who would have ever guessed that the people living there were actually, you know, making art? It's not like they had any history, culture, or creative expression before these enlightened individuals showed up and, ahem, liberated these objects from their dusty corners.
The Artists
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Bongani Vincent
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