22 February 2020, by Galerie Perrotin.
24 March 2020, Also, the owner of a gallery, this young mover and shaker opens up to us about his practice and what inspires him by Gary Cotterell.
25 March 2020, The artist, who has been tapped by Ethiopia’s Prime Minister for a major project, is also a Hugo Boss Prize nominee by Will Fenstermaker.
9 January 2020, The photographer Pieter Hugo, who has captured scenes from Nigeria to Mexico, takes T inside his studio by Osman Can Yerebakan.
3 December 2019, With a trip to the Untitled fair in Miami, Addis Fine Art adds to the connections it’s building between Ethiopian artists and the rest of the world by Ginanne Brownell Mitic.
14 November 2019, Mercedes Vilardell fell in love with the art when she visited Malick Sidibé’s studio. Now she travels to Africa several times a year by Ted Loos.
12 November 2019, Two arts educational projects in South Africa have been providing Black students with critical tools since the time of apartheid. Still going strong and winning awards, the Market Theatre Laboratory and the Market Photo Workshop are shining examples of how a mode of learning that is between formal and informal can make a positive difference in the world. South African writer Edward Tsumele speaks to Market Theatre Foundation chief executive Ismail Mahomed about developing critically inclined artists in South Africa. A conversation between Edward Tsumele and Ismail Mahomed.