African Art and Gender: Challenging Stereotypes and Redefining Expression
Reading Time: 4 minutes When one conjures images of African art, a dazzling array of masks, sculptures, textiles, and paintings may come to mind.
Redefining Portraiture: African Artists Pushing Boundaries
Reading Time: 5 minutes Portraiture is a genre of art that has been an essential part of human expression throughout history. With its roots dating back to ancient civilizations, portraiture has served as a means to document individuals,
The Role of Philanthropy in Supporting African Art
Reading Time: 5 minutes The world of African art is a rich and diverse tapestry of styles, histories, and cultural significance. As our global art consciousness expands, it becomes increasingly vital to examine the role of philanthropy in supporting African art.
The Influence of African Diaspora Artists on Global Art
Reading Time: 6 minutes In this journal, I endeavor to explore the extraordinary impact of African Diaspora artists on the global art scene. The African Diaspora, a term describing the communities of people of African descent living outside of the African continent,
New African Auction Record: Irma Stern’s ‘Children Reading The Koran’
Reading Time: 3 minutes The world of art has been shaken by a new African auction record, with a 1939 painting by the renowned South African modernist Irma Stern taking center stage. This fascinating piece, titled “Children Reading The Koran,” signifies the increasing appreciation for African Traditional Art, as well as the incredible talent that the continent has to offer.
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