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Oseloka Osadebe: Inner Light
From October 20 till December 6, 2018, SMO Contemporary Art, Lagos will present Inner Light, an exhibition of old and recent work by leading contemporary artist and member of the famous Zaria...
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Colourism through the Lens of History Part 2: Not So Different
When it comes to matters of colour, it might be easy to look at the rest of the world and consider ourselves better off than many others. We didn’t, after...
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Slimen El Kamel: Underskin
Underskin, the latest exhibition by Tunisian artist Slimen El Kamel at Sulger-Buel Lovell visually and viscerally exposes the relationship between the cultural, political and personal. In exquisite detail, unique subtle...
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Julie Mehretu: SEXTANT
Featuring large-scale paintings and etchings, SEXTANT highlights Julie Mehretu’s use of gestural abstraction as a conduit for evocative and charged emotion and intellectual enquiry. Glenn Ligon has described the artist’s work as...
Richard Mudariki: Maonero Angu (My Reality II)Gearing up towards Richard Mudariki highly anticipated solo exhibition Maonero Angu (My Reality II) opening on Tuesday 9th of October from 18:30 onwards. Join us for drinks and canapés. Credit: Zunisx
Posted by Barnard on Thursday, 4 October 2018
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Richard Mudariki: Maonero Angu (My Reality II)
From October 9 to November 20, 2018, Barnard gallery, Cape Town will present Maonero Angu (My Reality II) an exhibition of recent work by Richard Mudariki. Mudariki has long been interested in the intersection of...
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Ndidi Emefiele: Pets, Parties and a Cuddle
From October 5 to November 10, 2018, Rosenfeld Porcini gallery, London will present Pets, Parties and a Cuddle, an exhibition of recent work by contemporary Nigerian artist Ndidi Emefiele. Drawing on...
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Recent Works: Dillon Marsh
From October 4 to 30, 2018, Gallery Momo, Cape Town will present recent works by Cape Town-based photographer Dillon Marsh. Marsh has long been intrigued by themes that touch on our...
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Colourism through the Lens of History Part 1: Beginnings
Now if you was white, should be all right If you was brown, could stick around But if you black, whoa brother, git back git back git back — Big...
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The Getty to Start a Research Centre for African-American Art
African-American art history resources could be described as something of a diaspora: Early letters by an important artist might be held at one university, her most prominent exhibition materials filed...