Regional markets

1. Modern & Contemporary Art: The North African Blue Chip The Casablanca School (Melehi, Chebâa, Hamidi) is no longer a regional secret; it has become

Introduction  The history of North African modernism is incomplete without the pivotal role of the Tunis School (École de Tunis). Long confined to a regional

The international market for Algerian modern and contemporary art has entered a new phase of visibility and maturity. While still less publicised than the Egyptian,

The Ethiopian modern and contemporary art market is gaining traction globally with increasing figures in auction sales, gallery pricing, art fair participation, and museum exhibitions,

by Anna Sansom, journalist. The Cameroonian art scene is growing exponentially. Cameroon participated for the first time in the Venice Art Biennale in 2022 with

by Anna Sansom, journalist The Democratic Republic of Congo is renowned for the popular paintings of artists Chéri Samba, Moke, Chéri Chérin and the imaginary

by Anna Sansom, journalist Inaugurating David Zwirner’s new Los Angeles space is a solo show of vibrantly coloured, richly layered figurative paintings by Njideka Akunyili

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