THK Gallery presents ‘Light + Space II’, a group exhibition which serves as a reflection on an extraordinary year, drawing inspiration from the luminous, expansive quality of the Southern Summer. The exhibition offers both the space for reflection and the pause needed to recharge. ‘Light + Space II’…
Can anybody be an artist? This philosophical question has sparked debates among art enthusiasts and critics for centuries. Raising questions about the nature of artistic essence and relationship to creativity, skill, and intention. Both of these approaches, though vastly different in execution and ideology, wrestle with what constitutes…
Below are two exhibitions that have recently opened at WHATIFTHEWORLD Gallery Cape Town. Firstly, Dan Halter and WHATIFTHEWORLD Gallery are pleased to present ‘Dust in the Balance’, Halter’s solo exhibition. This is an exploration of displacement and the colonial and post-colonial systems of expropriation and violence, however, these themes can…
Prince Yemisi Shyllon, celebrated as Africa’s largest private art collector, has been conferred an honorary Doctor of Science (D.Sc. Honoris Causa) in Creative Arts by the Tai Solarin University of Education in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, upon Shyllon marking his fourth honorary doctorate. Prince Yemisi Shyllon (Image credits: Yemisi…
As the global art world increasingly recognizes African contemporary art, Art Basel Miami Beach provides a critical platform for African artists to share their stories. This fair’s latest edition from the 6th to 8th of December, 2024 featured an impressive lineup of African artists, represented by various galleries.…
Hospital Rooms, the pioneering arts and mental health charity, is delighted to announce an exclusive collaboration with renowned Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku and her charity, The Art of Healing (TAOH). Together, they unveil Swing Low (2024), a special limited-edition fundraising artwork, with proceeds supporting groundbreaking arts and mental…
Goodman Gallery Johannesburg presents ‘Editions & Works on Paper’, a group exhibition that celebrates the art of printmaking and multiples. The show consists of tapestries, lithographs, etchings, photographs and publications from across the gallery roster. Offering intergenerational approaches to printmaking, this curated selection presents an entryway into the…
The handover of Maasai heirlooms at Oxford’s Pitt Rivers Museum has reignited debate about colonial appropriation and restitution. In a ceremony blending tradition and reconciliation, representatives presented the artifacts, taken over a century ago, to the Maasai. Maasai representatives at the museum (Photo credits: Ian Wallman) The heirlooms—key…
BIC Recognizes Talented Regional and National Winners in Sixth Edition of Art Master Africa (Lagos Nigeria – 26 November 2024): BIC, a world leader in stationery, lighters, and shavers, announced today the regional and national winners of the sixth edition of its flagship ballpoint pen art competition, Art…
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…