Nandipha Mntambo uses her work to address ongoing debates around traditional gender roles, body politics and identity. She works in photography, sculpture, video and mixed media to explore the liminal boundaries between human and animal, femininity and masculinity, attraction and repulsion, life and death. Born in Mbabane, Eswatini…
The African art world is buzzing with excitement and transformation. From vibrant local markets to prestigious international auctions, African art has captured the imagination of collectors across the globe. Yet, as 2025 approaches, questions linger: What trends will define the future? How will collectors adapt to a fast-evolving…
While everything that can be invented has already been invented, forging a new method from an old one is an invention in its own right. And that is what Alex Peter Idoko has successfully done by creating “Pyro-Fusion.”
In the past 90 days, 97 women (and counting) have lost their lives to gender-based violence in Kenya, equating to at least one woman killed every day over the last three months. These alarming statistics are not unprecedented. Earlier this year, a nationwide march was held in response…
Southern Guild Los Angeles is pleased to present ‘Methods of Flight’, a dual presentation of mixed-media paintings by Zimbabwean artists Amanda Shingirai Mushate and Grace Nyahangare. The exhibition platforms the artists’ distinct visual languages, each emerging from the exploration of self and art-making to reimagine modes of being…
Southern Guild Los Angeles is pleased to present ‘Like a Fish in the Water’, a solo exhibition by South African artist Terence Maluleke. Marking his first solo exhibition in the United States, this series of new paintings is a vivid development of Maluleke’s personal and religious symbology, exploring themes of…
Admire Kamudzengerere explores the weight of heritage in ‘Our Father’s Inheritance Does Not Allow Us to Sleep’ at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe, a solo exhibition which serves as commentary on the complex layers of identity and heritage. The exhibition delves into the lingering legacies of the past…
“Sambadio” is the name of Abdoulaye Konaté’s new exhibition at Efie Gallery, UAE. The exhibition pays homage to Bedouin culture, offering audiences a unique opportunity to explore the connections between West Africa and the Middle East. To understand these links, ANA interviews Abdoulaye Konaté about his relationship with…
Goodman Gallery is pleased to present new work by ruby onyinyechi amanze in her solo exhibition ‘Light Blue Violet’. Over the past decade, amanze has been building an intentional cast of characters and structural elements that populate her drawing practice. Space, architecture and movement are also large thematic…
The 2024 global art recap reflects a year of evolution, marked by shifts in market dynamics, technological advancements, and a heightened focus on sustainability. As the art world adapts to complex economic and cultural landscapes, several transformative trends are shaping its future. These developments are not only redefining…