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The Nigerian Pavilion has been commissioned by His Excellency Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State on behalf of Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Culture and Information and is organised by the Museum of West African Art, […]
Monique Long, curator, brings together a group of more than fifteen artists who have disrupted or extended the traditional presentation of still lifes. Devan Shimoyama, For Tamir VII, 2019. Silk flowers, rhinestones, jewellery, canvas, found objects and
‘Elegies: Still Lifes in Contemporary Art’ at the Museum of African Diaspora Read Article
A Sonic resonance rounds the bend COMING AROUND THE BEND Upon entering The Curve, I can’t see what’s around the bend – but I can hear it. This unique site at The Barbican – a
Peter Adjaye’s ‘Soundscape Ceremonies Within’ at the Barbican Centre Read Article
ART AFRICA‘s London Associate Manny Kanabe speaks with Lotte Johnson, Associate Curator at the Barbican Centre about Toyin Ojih Odytola’s latest exhibition in The Curve at the Barbican – the latest episode in Odutola’s highly
Toyin Ojih Odutola: A Countervailing Theory at the Barbican Centre Read Article
The last three issues of ART AFRICA – themed NOTIONS OF HOME, SUSPENDED REALITY and RAPID RESPONSE – were all compiled under the cloud of the global pandemic and will be remembered long after the
Editorial: Brendon & Suzette Bell-Roberts introduces RAPID RESPONSE Read Article
