The Smart Museum of Art in the University of Chicago is exhibiting “Not All Realisms: Photography in Africa.” The exhibition highlights the role of photography in shaping our perception of the continent. Notably, the exhibition showcases works by renowned artists like James Barnor, Malick Sidibe, Njideka Akunyili, who…
Black figures have been portrayed in a multitude of ways by artists, authors, and thinkers worldwide. As the African art industry continues to grow, the “When We See Us” exhibition sheds light on a decade of paintings by African artists. The exhibition delves into how these artists represent…
The upcoming exhibition “Being Black – Afro Finns’ Experiences” at the City Museum in Helsinki offers and long-overdue perspective on the city’s through the lens of the Afro-Finnish community. The exhibition, curated by Wisam Elfadl, aims to highlight the cultural heritage and experiences of Afro-Finns. It also aims…
The NEST Collective, a Nairobi-based art group, has created an installation named “Return to Sender” that addresses the issue of textile waste and the negative consequences of fast fashion. This exhibition comes just days after Earth Day. Many influencers have been receiving PR packages from Google to promote…
Image courtesy of Autograph Eric Gyamfi pays personal homage to African American composer Julius Eastman in his body of work titled ‘Fixing Shadows – Julius and I.’ Curated by Bindi Vora, the work will be on view from 28 April 2023 to 2 September 2023 at Autograph Gallery…
Bruce Onobrakpeya is a celebrated Nigerian sculptor and printmaker who has been a key figure in the development of the Nigerian art scene. He is a founding member of the Zaria Art Society, a student group which sought to develop a new aesthetic expression that was firmly grounded…
The Mitochondria Gallery is presents a solo exhibition by the talented artist, Zwelethu Machepha. The exhibition, titled “Lefa La Bontatarona: Our Inheritance,” is a celebration of the artist’s cultural heritage and personal journey.The exhibition shows the relationship between our ancestors, grandparents and our parents subject to what they…
Wangechi Mutu’s latest exhibition at the New Museum in New York City is a must-see for art enthusiasts. The exhibition features over 70 works by the Kenyan-born artist, including collages, sculptures, and installations. Firstly, Mutu’s works are visually stunning, with intricate details and vibrant colors that capture the…
In collaboration with AKKA Project and Africa First by Serge Tiroche, with the support of Ca’ Pesaro, the International Gallery of Modern Art, the Africa 1:1 Lab will feature five young artists from Kenya, Uganda, DRC and Zimbabwe. The residency will culminate in a large site-specific exhibition at…