The UK’s International Booker Prize Shortlist: Digitally Announced
The safety of online communications is quickly becoming the preferred approach for world publishing’s many awards Continue Reading
ART CRITICISM AND AFRICA
In 1995, an initiative was launched in Continue Reading
Dis Lagos: A Visual Narrative of Hope
Lagos will continue to be explored by artists because it throws Continue Reading
The Myth of the Starving Artist and Other Misconceptions about Creativity
Art for art’s sake was a creed of the 20th century bohemians, and on the surface, it Continue Reading
How Anatsui Withstood Hurricane Sandy
By Toyin Akinosho, Publisher As the wind picks up and disrupts our conversation, her dark forelock Continue Reading
Ghana Firmly Claims El Anatsui… Nigeria Sulks
Ghanaian President, Nana Akufo Ado, went in to see some of the work already installed for Continue Reading
How Do Visual Artists Make Money?
How Do Visual Artists Make Money? The Ben Enwonwu Foundation is tackling a fundamental issue in Continue Reading
Art Basel Hong Kong has Been Cancelled
Art Basel Hong Kong 2020 has been cancelled, not because of the drawn-out pro-democracy protests in Continue Reading
Okeke-Agulu Goes To New York
Chika Okeke-Agulu, Professor of African and African Diaspora Art at Princeton University, is going to New Continue Reading
Konaté Joins Kentridge, Nkanga, on the Waterfront
Abdoulaye Konaté, the Malian artist who installs art pieces that look like dresses of African masquerades, Continue Reading