The United States Exchange Alumni team has collaborated with local Zimbabwean organisations to initiate a pioneer training programme aimed at boosting financial literacy and artistic skills for emerging visual artists in Bulawayo and Mbembesi, Matabeleland in Zimbabwe. This transformative initiative comes after observing that visual artists are perceived…

The Lagos Biennial returns for its fifth edition with an ambitious project that probes the concept and role of the museum. The Museum of Things Unseen (Image Credits: Lagos Biennial) Titled The Museum of Things Unseen, this year’s Biennial shifts the spotlight toward untold narratives and underrepresented histories…

Diriyah Art Futures (DAF), the MENA region’s first hub dedicated to New Media and Digital Art, has announced a call for applications to its inaugural Mazra’ah Media Art Residency for experienced artists and scholars. Running from February to April 2025, the three-month residency comprises two distinct streams for artists and scholars,…

Building on the recently published global art market recap, this article shifts the focus on Africa’s growing art scene. It delves into how African art is gaining recognition in the world stage and addresses critical issues surrounding adequate representation and revenue disparities with Western counterparts. As noted in…

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…

Strauss & Co’s November Flagship sales see a multigenerational line-up of internationally celebrated South African modern and contemporary artists showcase their outstanding works. The artists include Igshaan Adams, David Goldblatt, William Kentridge, Esther Mahlangu, Zanele Muholi and Irma Stern, together they lead Strauss & Co’s four-part November sales…

The African Artists’ Foundation presents the 4th Edition of Dig Where You Stand, bringing a coastal perspective to Benin Republic. This multidisciplinary exhibition unfolds across three strategic locations, celebrating African creativity and cultural expression through diverse art forms. By exploring the intersection of art, culture, and socio-economic dynamics,…