Review | Africanus Okokon's inventive art enshrines the cast-offs of consumerism
Okokon's exhibition 'Touch Products' merges African and Black American visual cultures through tactile manipulation and material symbolism.
Juxtapoz Magazine - For John Edmonds, Photography Points Towards Visions of Possibility
Photography's relationship to truth is questioned through Edmonds' work, exploring subjects' interactions with African sculptures in a search for humanizing, vulnerable, and tender subjectivity.
London gallery brings African artists and Yoruba culture to global audience
Adenrele Sonariwo, the US-born Nigerian gallerist, opened Rele Gallery in London to showcase African art internationally.
Yoruba culture, with its complex traditions and interconnectedness, influences Sonariwo's work and collaborations in the art world.
The Ursa Minor Table Light Symbolizes Freedom + Unity
The Ursa Minor Table Light is inspired by the Little Dipper and symbolizes freedom and unity.
Designed by Michael Bennett, the table lamp pays homage to African art and culture.
Masterpieces from the Barbier-Mueller African and Oceanic Art collection to be sold at Christie's in Paris
The prestigious Barbier-Mueller African and Oceanic Art Collection will be auctioned at Christie's in Paris on 6 March.
The decision to sell a portion of the collection follows the sudden death of Thierry Barbier-Mueller, who was a collector of contemporary art and design.
What's behind Russia's new-found love of African art?
Russian museums and galleries are displaying more African art as part of the Kremlin's efforts to strengthen ties with African countries.
This trend fills a cultural gap left by the frozen exchanges between Russian and European culture venues since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
A new art installation by Rico Gatson is brightening up Penn Station
The art installation in Penn Station was inspired by Indigenous and African patterns.
The artist aimed to bring calmness to the usually hectic space and reflect the dynamic movement and political consciousness of New York City.
'We want to excite people': Rugby star Maro Itoje and London dealer Khalil Akar on their new African art gallery
Maro Itoje, an England rugby star, has become the owner of Akoje Gallery in London, aiming to provide an alternative to the traditional art market model.
The gallery will focus on art from Africa and the diaspora, and aims to make the gallery experience enjoyable for everyone who visits.
Category-shredding exhibition of African art and artefacts looks at new ways of addressing colonialism
The Trembling Museum exhibition at the Hunterian Museum in Glasgow presents African art from the museum's collection alongside works by contemporary artists.
The exhibition aims to challenge traditional classifications of ethnographic objects and provoke discussion about their meaning and significance.