Above: VantaBlack installation view at The Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami When it comes to Black art, you can count on Miami Art Week to have everything you’re looking for.
This Week in Black Art and Culture is sponsored by The Children’s Trust Lynn Nottage becomes the season’s most-produced playwright in America.
This Week in African Art and Culture highlights remarkable events centered on the visual arts. From award-winning artists ranging from the lesser-known to more the established, we see a growth across multidisciplinary practices from different countries around Africa.
Thie Week in Black Art and Culture is sponsored by The Children’s Trust The 81-year-old founder of the Museu Afro Brasil, Emanuel Arajo, passes away.
Untitled Art is pleased to announce the list of over 140 international galleries and non-profit arts organizations participating in its 11th and most international edition to date.
When the pandemic took away the simple act of touch between loved ones, we quickly began to realise the world-changing peace that comes through the simpler things in life;
Above Creator: Jenny Polak/Dread Scott | Credit: Jenny Polak Copyright: Dread Scott Marking its 20-year anniversary in Miami Beach, Art Basel reveals line-up of 283 leading galleries, the fair’s largest edition to date 283 premier galleries from 38 countries and territories – including 26 first-time participants – will exhibit this year Reinforcing its position as the premier global fair in the Americas, the show will present an exceptional overview of artists, galleries, and new perspectives from the region Celebrating 20 years of Art Basel in Miami Beach, the fair will extend beyond the show floor with a vibrant cultural program across the city’s world-class institutions and private collections Art Basel, whose Lead Partner is UBS, will take place from December 1 to December 3, with preview days on November 29 and November 30 at the Miami Beach Convention Center (MBCC) Art Basel celebrates its 20th-anniversary edition in Miami Beach with 283 premier galleries – the largest show in Miami Beach to date – including 26 first-time participants as well as multiple exhibitors returning after a brief hiatus.
This week in African Art and Culture brings a good mix of cultural events staged on the continent and throughout the diaspora.
As we gradually venture into the bustling season of art and cultural events on the African art scene, it is no surprise that reports this week, and more so in the coming weeks, are filled with news of prizes and awards enlisting established artists, writers and other actors in the African art scene.
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