Contemporary African Art and several new firms focusing on art from the continent have fueled a growing market in London.

America has never needed an art exhibition the way it needs “Spirit & Strength: Modern Art from Haiti,” on view through March 8, 2025, at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

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Bright colors bouncing off the canvas, varying-sized brushstrokes and shapes, images meant to draw you into stories of ...

Jo Rogge is a reminder that there are unsung artists tackling difficult subjects that society cannot afford to ignore.

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Qatar Museums (QM) and the UK-based charity Akoje Residency announced the formation of a momentous new partnership designed ...

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The most expansive exhibition to date of the American artist is going on a country-wide tour culminating in Washington, D.C.

The project blends cultural heritage with modern corporate identity, featuring vibrant Ndebele patterns created by Dr Mahlangu’s students alongside artists from the Mmabane Foundation.