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Jul 8

OMENAI Launches Omenai Gallery - Presenting Kwaku Owusu’s Debut Solo Show, at Its First Physical Space In Chicago’s West Town

Omenai Gallery launches its first physical space in Chicago’s West Town, presenting a selection of works by Ghanaian artist Kwaku Owusu -...

Ronald Moody 'Sculpting Life' on display in West Yorkshire

Jul 4

What's On

Ronald Moody 'Sculpting Life' on display in West Yorkshire

The Hepworth Wakefield | 22 June - 3 November 2024 Jamaican-born sculptor Ronald Moody is one of the most significant artists of the 20th...

Nigerian Photographer Taiwo Aina Awarded the 2024 Women Photograph Grant

Jul 2

Editorial

Nigerian Photographer Taiwo Aina Awarded the 2024 Women Photograph Grant

Nigerian visual storyteller, Taiwo Aina, has been selected as the recipient of the Women Photograph 2024 Grant, a prestigious recognition...

Waste not want not: Andrew Esiebo captures how Lagos gives tyres a second life

Jun 22

Editorial

Waste not want not: Andrew Esiebo captures how Lagos gives tyres a second life

Award-winning photographer, Andrew Esiebo, uses his lens to capture the unexpected in Lagos, Nigeria: discarded car tires finding new...

The Nigerian Visual Artist Living an African Dream through The Lens Of a Camera

Jun 17

Editorial

The Nigerian Visual Artist Living an African Dream through The Lens Of a Camera

Not every day are we fortuitous to be sphered by a creative's root, especially one who found his way to art coincidentally. Lucky Unu's...

4 African-Centric Exhibitions Revolving Around Environmental Themes

Jun 13

Editorial

4 African-Centric Exhibitions Revolving Around Environmental Themes

As we double down on the relationship between Art and the Environment, its important that we spotlight events, exhibitions and artists...

Top Exhibitions to See in Lagos, Nigeria This Weekend

Jun 13

What's On

Top Exhibitions to See in Lagos, Nigeria This Weekend

As the weekend approaches, we expect Lagos residents to prepare for the various exciting activities such as Owambes, parties, movie...

A Burst of Brilliance: Unveiling the Magic of Tanzania's 'Tinga Tinga'

Jun 12

Editorial

A Burst of Brilliance: Unveiling the Magic of Tanzania's 'Tinga Tinga'

Imagine a world bursting with color. Playful giraffes frolic beneath a dazzling sky, while majestic lions stalk vibrant landscapes. This...

4 Art Spaces & Residencies in Africa Surrounded by Nature

Jun 11

Editorial

4 Art Spaces & Residencies in Africa Surrounded by Nature

As the global art community continues to grapple with questions of sustainability and our place within the natural world,...

9 Benin Bronzes Loaned from Nigeria on view at the National Museum of African Art

Jun 4

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9 Benin Bronzes Loaned from Nigeria on view at the National Museum of African Art

Over the weekend, The Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art showcased nine Benin Bronzes on loan from the Government of Nigeria as...

Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti Becomes West Africa’s Highest-Grossing Biopic Ever

Jun 2

Editorial

Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti Becomes West Africa’s Highest-Grossing Biopic Ever

Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, a Bolanle Austen-Peters biopic, has layered its swift sword unto another feat! Crossing a threshold of over ₦108...

Independent Curators Bridging African with the Global Art market

Jun 1

Editorial

Independent Curators Bridging African with the Global Art market

For years, curators of African decent have been the quiet force behind the intentional foundations of the African Art market. From...

David Zwirner announces representation of rising star artist Walter Price

May 14

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David Zwirner announces representation of rising star artist Walter Price

David Zwirner announces the representation of artist Walter Price (b. 1989). A new painting by Price will be included in the forthcoming...

1-54 New York: Here are Galleries to Watch

May 3

Art Fairs

1-54 New York: Here are Galleries to Watch

If you have been keeping tabs on the tidbits of the Art industry then the opening of 1-54 New York’s 2024 edition won’t be news to you....

5 Places to Look For African Art in Cameroon

Apr 30

Editorial

5 Places to Look For African Art in Cameroon

Anyone who appreciates Makossa or the harmonies of Bikutsi will likely associate these sounds with Cameroon. These vibrant musical styles...

Uzodinma Iweala To Step Down As CEO Of The Africa Center In December 2024

Apr 5

Art News

Uzodinma Iweala To Step Down As CEO Of The Africa Center In December 2024

Today, the Africa Center announced that Dr. Uzodinma Iweala will be stepping down from his position as CEO in December 2024, concluding...

Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung Appointed Chief Curator Of 36th Bienal De São Paulo

Apr 3

Art News

Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung Appointed Chief Curator Of 36th Bienal De São Paulo

The 36th Bienal de São Paulo proudly announces Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung as its chief curator for 2025.

Ibrahim Mahama Becomes the First Artist to Win Dia Art Foundations Sam Gilliam Award

Apr 2

Art News

Ibrahim Mahama Becomes the First Artist to Win Dia Art Foundations Sam Gilliam Award

Ghanaian artist, Ibrahim Mahama was awarded the inaugural edition of the Sam Gilliam Award, taking home $75,000 and a public program to...

William Kentridge Transitions to Hauser & Wirth, Parting Ways with Marian Goodman Gallery

Apr 1

Art News

William Kentridge Transitions to Hauser & Wirth, Parting Ways with Marian Goodman Gallery

Renowned South African artist William Kentridge has begun a new chapter in his artistic journey, bidding farewell to Marian Goodman...

Ceramics and the Digital Age with Djakou Nathalie : Can Ancient Traditions Thrive in a Virtual World?

Mar 26

Editorial

Ceramics and the Digital Age with Djakou Nathalie : Can Ancient Traditions Thrive in a Virtual World?

“Perhaps I may be missing out on something, but digital art appears fragile and lacking the soul and energy that we, as human beings,...

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