"Collapsing Guide" by Moshekwa Langa was a prominent feature in a retrospective of the artist's work at Frieze New York, presented by Stevenson. This retrospective spanned nearly two decades of Langa's artistic career, showcasing a diverse array of artworks from various locations, including Brussels and Johannesburg.

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The piece "Collapsing Guide" is particularly noted for its collage style, which has been likened to "Suburban Metro Lines." This comparison suggests a complex and layered composition, possibly reflecting the intricate and interconnected aspects of urban life and infrastructure. Langa's work often delves into themes of displacement, memory, and the exploration of personal and collective identity, making "Collapsing Guide" a likely exploration of these motifs through a visual representation that evokes the sprawling and chaotic nature of metropolitan landscapes. The retrospective provided a comprehensive look at Langa's evolving artistic vision, highlighting his ability to blend different media and cultural references to comment on contemporary social issues.

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