The contemporary African art produced between 2011 and 2022 offer depictions of past and present life in Africa.
By Chadd ScottChazen Museum of Art presenting recently acquired contemporary African art
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottHood Museum emphasizing role of women artist in African art
The exhibition emphasizes the role of women artists and feminine aesthetics in crafting African and African diaspora art histories.
By Chadd ScottZizipho Poswa ceramics in New York City
A solo exhibition of bronze sculptures by South African ceramic artist Zizipho Poswa debuts Monday, May 15, at Galerie56 in Tribeca.
By Chadd ScottSeyni Awa Camara sculptures debut at Nino Mier Gallery
Seyni Awa Camara is a Senegalese sculptor who creates totemic works evoking bestiaries and maternity scenes.
By Chadd ScottQueens Museum only US stop for Tracey Rose survey
“Shooting Down Babylon,” the long-anticipated retrospective of South African multimedia artist Tracey Rose, is her largest survey to date.
By Chadd ScottDetroit Institute of Arts acquires Paa Joe coffin
Famous Paa Joe coffin designs include bibles, boats, airplanes, shoes, cell phones, and animals, or, in this case, a Model T.
By Chadd ScottCornelius Annor paintings at Venus Over Manhattan gallery
Cornelius Annor paintings harken to both classical art historical paradigms and the unique aesthetics of modern African portraiture.
By Chadd ScottSouth African contemporary artists at Barnes Foundation
The Barnes Foundation brings together Sue Williamson and Lebohang Kganye, two of the most acclaimed South African contemporary artists.
By Chadd ScottArt from Cameroon at Menil Collection Houston
On view through July 9, 2023, the art from Cameroon show will present more than twenty historical works from Houston-based collections.
By Chadd ScottDenver Art Museum galleries for Africa, Modern and Contemporary, Oceania reopening
The Denver Art Museum galleries reinstallation highlights the continuation of the DAM’s ongoing commitment to showcasing a broad range of art.
By Chadd ScottArt Institute of Chicago African art exhibition
Whether beautiful, ugly, or something that defies categories, the Art Institute of Chicago African art exhibition, celebrates these objects.
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