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10 Africans Who Shaped the Global Art Scene in 2024

As 2024 draws to a close, several Africans have left an indelible mark on the global art landscape, showcasing not only their creative...

Africa’s Quiet Evolution at Art Basel Miami Beach

Dec 8

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Africa’s Quiet Evolution at Art Basel Miami Beach

At Art Basel Miami Beach, a quiet revolution is taking shape. Galleries from Africa and its diaspora, long underrepresented on global...

Ghana Culture Forum Launches New Website to Promote Art and Cultural Heritage

Dec 6

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Ghana Culture Forum Launches New Website to Promote Art and Cultural Heritage

The Ghana Culture Forum (GCF) has unveiled a new website aimed at enhancing the visibility and promotion of Ghanaian cultural heritage,...

Dreaming New Worlds take Guests into the Future

Nov 19

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Dreaming New Worlds take Guests into the Future

Attending 'Dreaming New Worlds' is like stepping into a surreal episode of Doctor Who, where, instead of a red phone booth, you walk into...

Art X Lagos: West Africa’s Premier Art Showcase and the Sales Driving Its Growth

Nov 18

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Art X Lagos: West Africa’s Premier Art Showcase and the Sales Driving Its Growth

In just nine years, Art X Lagos has evolved into the beating heart of West Africa’s art scene. From October 31 to November 3, 2024,...

In Conversation with: Richard Vedelago, Windsor Gallery Founder

Nov 11

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In Conversation with: Richard Vedelago, Windsor Gallery Founder

Windsor Gallery is becoming a prominent player in the West African art scene, expanding its influence from Lagos to Abuja and Abidjan in...

Nov 6

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MOWAA - Making a Museum

How do you make a Museum? There's no single answer to this question. It's like asking how to raise a child in Africa: it takes a village....

Creating Art, Preserving Rights: A Deep Dive into Authenticity and Ownership in Nigeria’s Visual Arts Scene

Nov 4

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Creating Art, Preserving Rights: A Deep Dive into Authenticity and Ownership in Nigeria’s Visual Arts Scene

For people in the visual arts grappling with issues of authorship, intellectual property, and the increasing commercialization of...

Nov 1

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4 Must-see Booths at Art X Lagos 2024

As Art Week Lagos sets in, there is alot of anticipation to witness the ninth edition of ART X Lagos , one of the biggest West African...

Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2025: Lindokuhle Sobekwa makes shortlist

Oct 31

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Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2025: Lindokuhle Sobekwa makes shortlist

The Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize has unveiled its shortlist for 2025, featuring four international artists: Cristina De...

In Conversation with Tadesse Mesfin on Reclaiming the Narrative of Ethiopian Women

Oct 29

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In Conversation with Tadesse Mesfin on Reclaiming the Narrative of Ethiopian Women

I paint from my own experiences, from what is relatable to me…the women in my paintings are always the heroes, I want to celebrate them....

ART X Lagos: West Africa's Art Powerhouse Returns

Oct 26

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ART X Lagos: West Africa's Art Powerhouse Returns

Each year, ART X Lagos has increasingly cemented its place in the global art calendar. From October 31 to November 3, 2024, the fair will...

In Conversation with Jess Castellote: 'Collecting Now' Provides a Glimpse of Nigeria's New Wave of Art Collecting

Oct 21

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In Conversation with Jess Castellote: 'Collecting Now' Provides a Glimpse of Nigeria's New Wave of Art Collecting

In Nigeria’s vibrant art landscape, the role of the collector is rapidly evolving. As the nation's awareness and interest in the art...

Smithsonian’s Repatriation of 29 Benin Bronzes Clears Final Legal Hurdle

Oct 18

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Smithsonian’s Repatriation of 29 Benin Bronzes Clears Final Legal Hurdle

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a case seeking to block the Smithsonian Institution from returning 29 Benin Bronzes to...

In Conversation with Sosa Omorogbe | Founder of The 1897 Gallery

Oct 12

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In Conversation with Sosa Omorogbe | Founder of The 1897 Gallery

In the midst of shifting societal norms and increasing complexity around identity, "Freedom in Multitudes" asks important questions...

Africa Making Waves at Frieze London 2024

Oct 10

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Africa Making Waves at Frieze London 2024

Frieze London is a landmark event for the global art world, and this year is no exception. While the sheer volume of galleries and...

From the Margins to the Mainstream: 1-54's Impact on Contemporary African Art

Oct 9

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From the Margins to the Mainstream: 1-54's Impact on Contemporary African Art

In the last decade, contemporary African art has surged to the forefront of the global art market–one of the pillars of influence can be...

African Art in London | How to navigate Frieze week

Oct 9

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African Art in London | How to navigate Frieze week

As London's art season shifts into high gear, the spotlight on African artists expands far beyond the main events of Frieze London,...

Art/Space Negotiations, Lagos: A Case for Critical Art Spaces in Lagos

Oct 8

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Art/Space Negotiations, Lagos: A Case for Critical Art Spaces in Lagos

In the rapidly changing urban landscape of Lagos, where art spaces are dwindling under the pressure of commercial interests and the...

Art Season: Things to look forward to in October

Sep 30

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Art Season: Things to look forward to in October

As September gets to its mid point, now is a good time to look at what October promises for the art world, with fairs and auctions...

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