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ARCOlisboa, the international contemporary art fair organised by IFEMA MADRID and the Câmara Municipal de Lisboa, will hold its 7th edition from 23 to 26 May at the Cordoaria Nacional, where it has been held […]
ARCOlisboa announces programme for 7th edition at Cordoaria Nacional Read Article
Armand Boua highlights the struggles of Abidjan’s street children Armand Boua, Manawa II, 2024. Mixed media on canvas, 207 x 150cm. Courtesy of the artist and OOA Gallery. OOA GALLERY is delighted to present the
MANAWA: Armand Boua at OOA Gallery, Spain Read Article
Photographs from the Alfred Duggan-Cronin archives in the McGregor Museum, Kimberley Zulu Women, Kwa-Zulu Natal, circa 1930. Glass plate negatives, 4 x 5 inches. Duggan-Cronin Collection, McGregor Museum, Kimberley, South Africa. © Duggan-Cronin Museum The
The Norval Foundation is pleased to present ‘GROOT GAT’, an exhibition dedicated to the works of South African artist Lady Skollie, the winner of the 2022 Standard Bank Young Artist for Visual Art. The exhibition
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In April, Inhotim recently launched O Barco | The Boat by Grada Kilomba and ‘Esconjuro’ by Paulo Nazareth Courtesy of Inhotim. The institution, known for its long-term exhibitions and innovative curatorial approach, hosted individual exhibitions by the artists at
Inhotim presents exhibitions by Grada Kilomba and Paulo Nazareth Read Article
The Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum is hosting a collaborative project and exhibition by the Keiskamma Art Project and Artcollab Studio. The project brings attention through the voices of artists to the impact of Gender
‘Kaleidoscope: Portraits of a Traveler’ (Caleidoscópio: Retratos de um Viajante) is curated by Jamil (Parasol) Osmar. It features a series of eleven completely unpublished painting works that portray the intricate web of human experience woven
Kaleidoscope: Benigno Mangovo at THIS IS NOT A WHITE CUBE, Luanda, Angola Read Article
‘These Stones Will Speak’ is an exhibition of photography exploring contemporary and historical expressions of freedom with work by Delight Namene, Zabeth Philander, Phoenix Johannes, Rachel Sakeus, Iiyambo Gabriel Iitembu, Papakhi Mburuu, Sage and Tamarah
These Stones Will Speak by StartArt Gallery, Windhoek, Namibia Read Article
This May, OM234 is proud to present ‘Oliver Enwonwu: A Continued Legacy’, a joint exhibition of paintings, drawings, and sculpture by Oliver Enwonwu and his father, Prof. Ben Enwonwu, MBE, NNOM (1917 – 1994) at
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Since 1953 the ars viva prize of Visual Arts goes to young artists under 35 based in Germany, associated with a solo exhibition and art residency LEFT TO RIGHT: Helena Uambembe, Vincent Scheers, and Wisrah
