<em><strong>This Week in Black Art and Culture is sponsored by <a href=”https://www.actorsplayhouse.org/young-talent-big-dreams-2022/”>The Children’s Trust</a></strong></em> Above:Air Jordan x Nina Chanel Abney | Photo:
For her debut exhibition with the gallery, Cassi Namoda (b. 1988, Maputo, Mozambique) presents a new series of paintings that were created in Cape Town, South Africa and in East Hampton, New York, where she currently lives and works.
Above: The sabre of Omar Tall is returned to Senegal by France in a restitution ceremony (Photo credit: © Cineteve) A unique art-history saga is coming to U.S.
This week in African art and culture, a celebrated Nigerian American artist known for his vibrant, colorful portraitures (including that of past United States President Barack Obama) this weekend gets to unveil new works at the Venice Biennale.
Above: Installation shot of Genevieve Gaignard’s Strange Fruit presented by Vielmetter Los Angeles. All Images courtesy of the artist and Vielmetter Los Angeles;
Recent acquisitions by the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA) include a masterpiece by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, the foremost French sculptor of the Second Empire (1852-1870);
Above: William O. Golding (American 1874-1943), Tug William F. McAuley, Atlantic Towing Co., Sav, GA, 1934 Pencil and crayon on paper, 9 x 12 in., Telfair Museums, Museum purchase, 2009.23 The sea has a way of asking, “what if?” What if William O.
Pretend Gravitas and Dream Aborted Givens Opens April 28, 2022 Gagosian is pleased to present Pretend Gravitas and Dream Aborted Givens, an exhibition of new works by Alexandria Smith at its Park &
Above: Najma Ahmed. Photo: Valentin B. Giacobetti This Week in Black Art and Culture is sponsored by The Children’s Trust
This week in African art and culture, a new solo exhibition by a Ghanaian German artist has opened in Paris. In the wake of the thriving contemporary art scene’s expansion beyond Africa, a Cameroonian historian has joined renowned U.K.
