Devan Shimoyama: Cry, Baby

Above: Devan Shimoyama, Tasha, 2018, Courtesy of the artist. The Andy Warhol Museum announces Devan Shimoyama: Cry, Baby, opening October 13, 2018. Devan Shimoyama: Cry, Baby will mark the first museum solo exhibition of Devan Shimoyama, Philadelphia-born painter, and professor at Carnegie Mellon University. Spanning his burgeoning career, this exhibition includes painting, photography and...

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Black and Basel: Who made money at Art Basel Last Week

Above: Non-Orientable Nkansa II, 2017 by Ibrahim Mahama. White Cube, Installation, Mixed media. Courtesy of Art Basel/White Cube. Art Basel signature had quite a few artists from the African diaspora on view and pieces by black artist sold. Basel saw work by Barthelemy Toguo, Ghana’s Ibrahim Mahama, Toyin Ojih Odutola, Kerry James Marshall, Nick Cave,...

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Art Basel Barkley Hendricks Barthelemy Toguo Black and Basel Ibrahim Mahama Jack Shaimain JACOLBY SATTERWHITE Kerry James Marhshall Mark Bradford NINA CHANEL ABNEY Sam Gilliam

COREY DAMON BLACK TO DEBUT HIS FIRST SOLO SHOW NO TASTE IN MIAMI

Visual artist Corey Damon Black will debut his first unique exhibition featuring his own personal works with a preview on Friday, June 8 from 7-10 p.m., and open to the public June 9-15 from 12-7 p.m. in the Miami Design District’s Palm Court. NO TASTE will feature 23 works by Black, including his highly regarded...

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Dak’Art 2018: What I Saw and What I Thought

Dak’Art Biennale 2018, opened May 3rd in the vibrant city of Dakar, Senegal to a world of art aficionados, curators and art buyers. For the second iteration in a row, Simon Njami, including guest curators, curated the Biennale with artists representing the African continent and diaspora under the theme, “The Red Hour” by Aimee Ceaser....

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Pérez Art Museum Miami Presents william cordova now’s the time: narratives of southern alchemy

Above: william cordova, prophets (PLO, DC). Image courtesy william cordova, 2009. Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) presents william cordova now’s the time: narratives of southern alchemy curated by PAMM Associate Curator María Elena Ortiz. Born in Lima, Peru in 1969, cordova moved to Miami at the age of eight and now lives in Miami, Lima and...

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John Akomfrah’s Purple at Bildmuseet at Umeå University Through September 16

Above: John Akomfrah, Purple. Installation view Bildmuseet, 2018. Photo: Mikael Lundgren. Purple is an immersive six-channel video installation addressing man’s relationship to nature and to the planet, created by the British artist and filmmaker John Akomfrah. At a time when greenhouse gas emissions from human activities are at historically high levels and glaciers are melting,...

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Bouchra Khalili Presents New Films

Above: Bouchra Khalili, “Speeches – Chapter 1: Mother Tongue” (still) from The Speeches Series, 2012-2013. Video trilogy. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Polaris, Paris. In videos, photographs, and silkscreen prints she often assembles in complex installations that effectively form visual essays, the Moroccan-French artist Bouchra Khalili weaves a kind of “alternative history.” Challenging our...

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Tate Modern Announces Cinema Programme

Above:Gabriel Abrantes, Ornithes (still), 2013. 16mm film. Courtesy of Mutual Respect Productions and the artist Zhou Tao, Tamara Henderson, Babette Mangolte, Jean Painlevé, Cauleen Smith, Jan Švankmajer, Joan Jonas, Bahar Noorizadeh, William Kentridge, Shireen Seno, Jeremy Shaw, Sky Hopinka, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Jumana Manna, James N. Kienitz Wilkins, Wang Bing, Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, Adam Pendleton, James Richards and Leslie...

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Cauleen Smith Film Tate Modern

Em’kal Eyongakpa (Cameroon) is the first recipient of Henrike Grohs Art Award for African artists

Above: Em’kal Eyongakpa Em’kal Eyongakpa receives EUR 20,000 Henrike Grohs Art Award 2018 Selected by jury members Koyo Kouoh, Laurence Bonvin, Raphael Chikukwa and Simon Njami Em’kal Eyongakpa (born 1981 in Mamfe, Cameroon) is the first recipient of the Henrike Grohs Art Award, conceived by the Goethe-Institut and the Grohs family. He will be awarded...

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Cameroon Em’kal Eyongakpa The Henrike Grohs Art Award

Beyonce´ Just Introduced the World to Touki Bouki and We Should Watch it Together

Everyone is talking about Beyonce´and Jay-Z’s On the Run II tour this summer. The image of music royalty borrows ‘s from the Senegalese classic Touki Bouki, directed by Djibril Diop Mambéty in 1973. The film tells the story of two men that go on a crime spree and book travel to Paris to start new lives....

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African Film On the Run Tour Senegal Touki Bouki

Devan Shimoyama: Cry, Baby

Black and Basel: Who made money at Art Basel Last Week

COREY DAMON BLACK TO DEBUT HIS FIRST SOLO SHOW NO TASTE IN MIAMI

Dak’Art 2018: What I Saw and What I Thought

Pérez Art Museum Miami Presents william cordova now’s the time: narratives of southern alchemy

John Akomfrah’s Purple at Bildmuseet at Umeå University Through September 16

Bouchra Khalili Presents New Films

Tate Modern Announces Cinema Programme

Em’kal Eyongakpa (Cameroon) is the first recipient of Henrike Grohs Art Award for African artists

Beyonce´ Just Introduced the World to Touki Bouki and We Should Watch it Together

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