Ndishonongoreiwo – What am I to you?
Sabina Mutsvati’s exhibition “Ndishonongoreiwo” celebrates resilient Zimbabwean women, blending tradition, art, and storytelling thr...
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The Waters We Claimed by Richard Mensah
The Waters We Claimed by Richard Mensah explores Black people’s journey with water—from exclusion and trauma to reclamation, r...
throwers by Nolan Oswald Dennis
throwers is Nolan Oswald Dennis’ first UK solo show, exploring Black planetary futures through diagrams, murals, geology, and cosmol...
Orí mi pé at Art Gallery of Ontario
Oluseye’s exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario explores Blackness through migration, spirituality, ancestry, and Yoruba ri...
Zemba Luzamba LOOK CLOSE
Zemba Luzamba’s new exhibition Angalia Kwa Karibu (LOOK CLOSE) features richly symbolic paintings exploring Congolese identity, resi...
Paris Noir at the Pompidou Centre
PARIS NOIR traces Black artists’ influence in France, from the 1950s to 2000, celebrating diverse practices and redefining modernism...
Downpour by Jonathan Lyndon Chase
Downpour by Jonathon Lyndon Chase explores transformation, queerness, and intimacy through umbrellas, offering shelter, emotion, and...
Modern & Contemporary African and Middle Eastern Art auction
The Modern and Contemporary African and Middle Eastern Art auction happens at Olympia Auctions, London on May 7th, featuring works b...
Minyma Ninti Pulka – WISE WOMEN
Minyma Ninti Pulka – WISE WOMEN – showcases powerful paintings by Indigenous women, preserving cultural knowledge, stori...
Amoako Boafo – I Do Not Come to You by Chance
Amoako Boafo’s first London show is a vibrant, heartfelt celebration of Black joy, personal roots, and artistic community spirit. @G...