Contemporary african art

Depuis plusieurs années, l'Afrique s'ouvre à l'international et sa création s'implante progressivement sur le marché de l'art. Artsper a sélectionné pour vous 10 artistes africains à connaître :

Founded in 2002 in New York City, Voltz Clarke originally focused on private art advisory and curating international pop­up exhibitions. Expanding on its program, Voltz Clarke moved to its permanent gallery space on the Upper East Side in 2015.

This week I took some time to work on making sure the art I'm seeing in my instagram feed is from a diverse group of artists (I followed some hashtags like #blackartists and #blackgirlartshow to make sure I continue to see new-to-me artists on my feed, and did some intentional searching around to find artists to follow). In the process I found some new favorites! Here are ten of my favorite Black artists, some old favorites and some that were new to me.* Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum Instagram…

Art dealers from around Africa report steady sales despite the pandemic, and say they are confident in continued market growth.

Get familiar with the work of Nigerian visual artist Adekunle Adeleke.

Nat Girsberger's collage portfolio contains both analog (handmade) and digital retro-futuristic collage art. Her themes range from afrofuturism to surrealism and yogic philosophy. The pieces are characterized by a signature vibrant boho futurism aesthetic.

It’s undeniable that Contemporary African artists are rising more and more interest among collectors. Discover more about it on RDN Arts!

Family Reunion 5 is an abstract figurative painting is from Cameroon.

Bisa Butler celebrated African American figures through textile art.