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
Article by Anna Sansom, journalist. The fourteenth edition of the Dakar Biennale, Dak’Art, last year further cemented the Senegalese biennale’s reputation as a platform for
Article by Anna Sansom, journalist. A Landmark Participation for the African Continent African countries are inching up their level of participation in the Venice Biennale.
In the 1960s, the Casablanca Art School ushered in a golden age of modern art in Morocco. A generation of artists teaching at the school
Meanings, typology and function of these objects Fertility dolls, a tradition common to the whole African continent, represent the future of a society. Their beautifully
The Punu masks of Gabon—white faces crowned by elegant prominent coiffures—convey a captivating sense of serenity, in keeping with their purpose. The typology of the
Analysis of the Akuaba dolls Akua’ba figures, one of the best known forms of African art, are the work of the Ashanti tribe of Ghana,
Global Authority: Trusted by the World’s Market Leaders Our analysis doesn’t just observe the market—it sets the standard. In 2017, during a keynote at the Sotheby’s
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Hassan Hajjaj is a contemporary artist who lives and works between London (UK) and Marrakech (Morocco). He is known as the “Andy Warhol of
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