Featuring more than 140 participants, and over 80 new commissions, the artists in the Sharjah Biennial 2025, who will present exquisite art pieces that align with the theme: to carry, have been revealed. This poignant theme invites us to ponder on the weight of our collective heritage, the…
This piece will be exploring 10 African galleries at 1-54 London to look out for, and where you can find them at the art fair. 1-54, the renowned international art fair dedicated to contemporary African art, returns this year to Somerset House, London’s iconic neoclassical landmark and creative…
African collective exhibitions are not only enriching the art scene but also fostering connections between artists, communities, and the global stage. In the contemporary African art world, collaboration has become a powerful force driving creativity, dialogue, and social impact. Across the continent, artists are joining forces, combining their…
‘Marvellous Realism’ is a groundbreaking contemporary African exhibition inspiring new perspectives and understanding on the Continent from Chinese audiences. Zanele Muholi’s works from the Somnyama Ngonyama (Hail the Dark Lioness) series are part of ‘Marvellous Realism’. The extensive group exhibition started on the 30th of August and will…
Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable 3,000-year-old fortress in Egypt, offering new insights into the artistic and military prowess of the New Kingdom (1550 BCE–1070 BCE). Military fort remains at Tell Al-Abqain, Egypt. (Image Courtesy: Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities) Located in northwestern Egypt near the Nile’s western…
Reports of widespread looting at the National Museum of Sudan in Khartoum have surfaced amidst the country’s deepening civil war and humanitarian crisis The Sudan National Museum at Khartoum, Sudan, was founded in 1971. (file photo: Wikipedia) The United Arab Emirates-backed Rapid Support Forces (RSF) orchestrated a “large-scale…
In the vibrant tapestry of contemporary African art, female artists are not just making their mark; they are redefining the very essence of artistic expression. Through their creative mediums, these artists challenge deep-rooted norms and craft new narratives from their unique perspectives that celebrate the richness of African identity…
Due to the current civil war in Sudan, Sudanese artists have been displaced from their homes and are now trying to find their footing in other countries.
African sculptures are leading a creative renaissance, with sculptors consistently pushing boundaries and underlining the continent’s artistic identity. These works are not just expressions of individual creativity; they are profound statements that reflect Africa’s rich cultural heritage, social dynamics, and modern challenges. Through these sculptures, artists weave together…