Renowned artist Hassan Hajjaj has partnered with 1-54 Art Fair to create limited-edition prints to support the victims of the recent earthquake in Morocco. This collaborative initiative aims to help those affected by the earthquake that claimed over 3,000 lives in Morocco. The sale proceeds from the prints…
Abdoulaye Diarrassouba also recognized as Aboudia, clinched the title of the top-selling artist in 2022. Aboudia successfully sold a total of 75 artworks, surpassing Damien Hirst (73 lots), Edgar Plans (65 lots), Yoshitomo Nara (62 lots), and Jordy Kerwick (61 lots), as revealed in the Hiscox Artist Top…
The Wright Art Foundation will host a benefit exhibition in Pennsylvania featuring 25 artists from the African diaspora. Scheduled for October 14th, this event addresses the alarming rise in maternal morbidity and mortality in the United States, particularly among Black women, who face a 2-3 times higher risk…
David Zwirner presents Njideka Akunyili Crosby’s first limited-edition solo exhibition in New York. The show “Coming Back to See Through Again” features a captivating 43-color screenprint on Rives BFK paper. These remarkable artworks mark her initial venture into printmaking, a domain she had long contemplated. The exhibition showcases…
Amidst the lively arts scene in Ivory Coast, a wave of innovation is transforming contemporary art. The Abidjan Expo recently spotlighted a decade of Ivorian creativity, revealing exceptional talent. Several Ivorian artists have made significant strides in the industry and deserve a spot on your collectors’ list. Abdoulaye…
What does it mean to heal your inner child? Saidou Dicko provides a profound answer, inviting audiences worldwide to relive nostalgic moments from their childhood. Hailing from Burkina Faso, Dicko’s art mirrors a typical African home, capturing its essence and glory. Through a unique blend of mediums, Dicko’s…
Victor Ekpuk unveiled his mesmerizing solo exhibition, “INTERwoven TEXTures,” at Efiɛ Gallery in Dubai. The gallery’s walls came alive with Ekpuk’s reimagined ancient Nigerian communication system, Nsibidi. The gallery, adorned with various symbols, calligraphy, and enigmatic scripts, pulsated with vibrant colors, narrating tales of African identity. Moreover, his…
‘This is not a celebration of individual leadership,” – Kehinde Wiley. Kehinde Wiley recently opened an amazing exhibition at the Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac, Paris. The exhibition is one that offers deep reflection into how the heads of state view themselves as integral parts of…
On the 21st – 24th of September, Zeitz MOCAA, South Africa, embarks on a curated art journey in the heart of Nairobi. This unique art expedition promises to be an enlightening exploration of Nairobi’s burgeoning art scene. Zeitz MOCAA, renowned for its commitment to contemporary art, is venturing…
The Goethe Institut, Kenya, is hosting a captivating exhibition titled: “Amplitudes of Dawn”. This captivating body of work was curated by Rosie Olang and presented by the Downriver Road and Friends team. The exhibition embarks on a profound exploration of sound, drawing inspiration from the historic radio announcement…