Presented by the African Art Galleries Association (AAGA), African Galleries Now brings together a network of 10 pan-African galleries showcasing contemporary African art from the continent from March 30th – April 17th.
Each gallery presents four visual artists–a total of 40–including artists from Zimbabwe, South Africa, Mozambique, Angola, Namibia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Nigeria, Botswana, Mali and Cameroon.
As international interest in African contemporary art continues to grow, the AAGA brings together a broad community of arts professionals championing the growth and sustainability of contemporary African visual art on the continent and supports its future leaders.
By building an African arts infrastructure and advancing the professional development of artists, curators, critics, art dealers and collectors while creating networks that allow emerging galleries to prosper, the pan-African AAGA initiative supports contemporary art sectors and infrastructure on all parts of the continent.
African Art Galleries Association: Championing the growth and sustainability of contemporary art in Africa.
Zemba Luzamba ‘Black Magic’ 2022
Raymond Fuyana ‘Untitle III’ 2021
Switzin Twikirize ‘Wabweyo and Arnold’ 2021
Amadou Opa Bathily ‘Au retour du marché’ (Back from the market), 2022
Ange Swana ‘On the Way to…’ 2021
Osvaldo Ferreira ‘Recém casados’ 2022
Luís ‘Rotina (Routine)’, 2018
Shamilla Aasha ‘The monologue’ 2022
Shamilla Aasha ‘In the silence’ 2022
Turiya Magadlela ‘Ityala La Bafazi I’ 2018-2022
Nicky Marais ‘Stacked Portals’ 2021
Source: Artsy
