8 October 2019, The protests are being led by a South African activist group by Sarah Cascone.
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8 October 2019, The Congolese mega-collector is on a quest to help return illegally looted art to Africa by Kate Brown.
4 October 2019, The former Zeitz Mocaa curator and founder of LagosPhoto offers his advice on unlearning old ways of seeing by Kate Brown.
3 October 2019, In the artist’s first UK solo show, the figure of the domestic worker becomes a political symbol by Maya Jaggi.
3 October 2019, The expanded Museum of Modern Art reopens this month, putting Picasso and Monet next to more recent, diverse artists. Will audiences embrace its new vision? by Jason Farago.
2 October 2019, Here is your guide to six dynamic emerging art capitals: Accra, Addis Ababa, Cape Town, Dakar, Lagos, and Marrakech by Rebecca Anne Proctor.
2 October 2019, Africa State of Mind does not pander to expectations audiences might have or desire of African artists, instead allowing for these artists from 11 different countries to devise their own frameworks for understanding the places they are from by Zoe Samudzi.
30 September 2019, Using the Tate Modern as her stage, Ms. Walker examines the empire, the debate over memorials and the tragedy of Emmett Till. Is London ready? by Siddhartha Mitter
2 October 2019, Frieze London is just one stop in a busy year for the Canadian artist, whose work explores history, power and resistance by Ginanne Brownell Mitic.
1 October 2019, As the South African gallery prepares to open in London this week, its owner explains how the new space plays into her global vision by Kate Brown
1 October 2019, With over 22,000 works hung on its walls, the popular chicken chain is an unlikely champion for emerging South African artists by Anna Brady.
26 September 2019, The Met Breuer mounts recent acquisitions from Latin America, South and Southeast Asia, West Asia, and North Africa alongside mainstays of postwar American art, sketching a potential reorientation of art history, by Emily Sun
26 September 2019, The artist’s new film combines quirky personal symbolism, sci-fi tropes, and scenes from everyday life in a bizarre new world by Ben Davis.
25 September 2019, With violence on the rise against Nigerians and other foreign nationals, artists are struggling to find ways to respond by Sean O’Toole.