Writing Art History Since 2002
The period of independence, some sixty years ago, favoured the creation of the first schools of fine arts on the continent (Dakar, Senegal), the first individual and collective exhibitions, festivals and other events. Daniel Onguene, Stephanie à la gare ancienne SOTUC (Stephanie at the old SOTUC station), 2023. Acrylic on canvas, 118 x 110cm. Courtesy of the artist and OOA...
The ever-expanding interest and focus on Afro-diasporic practice has been significantly evidenced in the many museum exhibitions, biennales and art fairs this...
The Absa L’Atelier is one of the most prestigious art competitions in Africa, which aims to recognise and nurture young artistic talent...
All over the world, people move across borders for all kinds of reasons. Yinka Buutfeld, AGBARA, 2021. In collaboration with TextielMuseum Tilburg....
Foreign Agent presents 'Chasing Spirits', curated by Roger Niyigena Karera. 'Chasing Spirits' features works by four contemporary artists who explore the powerful liminal space at...
As part of the 2023 artistic program, two new exhibitions are opening at Inhotim featuring matters of ancestry and religiosity among Afro-Indigenous...
Held at a new venue in Manhattanville Factory District, the fair’s expanded platform will see 16 galleries make their 1-54 New York...
Festooned with flowers and animals imbued with symbolic weight, Engida Hawke’s new exhibition tells the story of market imperialism and feminist resilience...
The new Modern & Contemporary African and Middle Eastern Art Auction on 11th May will include property from the collection of influential...
A radical voice in the international art world since the mid 90s, Tracey Rose’s (b. 1974, South Africa) cutting and uncompromising vision...
