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Gameli HameloObserver |
Morocco’s contemporary art landscape has emerged as one of the most compelling in North Africa, blending deep-rooted traditions with bold...
From colonial prisons to landmarks of independence, each biennial venue deepens the curatorial dialogue between art, space and history.
“One thing that I would like to have conveyed is the fact that this is not a typical art fair. This is a very unique experience that achieves so...
A lawyer and cultural entrepreneur, he has been supporting Nigeria’s arts infrastructure for fifteen years through his curatorial platform Adegbola...
“Whether I'm thinking of translating sculpture in film or about film as embodying sculptural or painterly qualities, they're all in dialogue with...
“Language of We” at ICA Miami is the largest museum exhibition of the Ugandan artist’s work in the United States to date.
Established by entrepreneur and collector Hassanein Hiridjee in 2017, the foundation has been at the forefront of shaping the country's arts...
His U.S. solo debut explores the divine connection between Afro-Latin religions and contemporary art.
The artists simultaneously made their U.S. institutional debuts at New York’s Swiss Institute.
Patrick Quarm in his studio. Photo by Ebenezer Turkson. Courtesy the artist In 2015, Patrick Quarm left his native Ghana to pursue a Master’s in...