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Masterpieces from the Senufo, Dan, Baoule and Guro peoples, as well as everyday objects, are now on show in the cities of ...

Between the 1930s and the 1970s, German ethnologist Hans Himmelheber journeyed across Ivory Coast amassing a collection of ...

Nadia, standing next to Reborn sounds of childhood dreams by Sudanese artist Ibrahim El-Salahi, wants people to feel "that the art is something they can claim" Nadia Denton wants you to think ...

Almost £1 million of taxpayer cash is being spent on compiling an archive of African films in a ‘reparatory justice’ project. The UK Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) is paying £850,000 for ...

At Animas High School, ninth graders explore identity through personal essays and papier-mâché masks. The assignment, known as the Socialization and Identity Project, has become a rite of passage for ...

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CAIRO, Ill. (KFVS) - The Cairo Historical Preservation Project debuted its newest addition at Cairo Jr. and Senior High School. Launching the African American Heritage Trail that features multiple ...

Tate Modern’s “Nigerian Modernism” aims to disrupt the way we think of art history—not only in Africa but globally. Featuring 59 artists working over a period of 50 years, the 300 artworks in the show ...

When artist Nardiz Cooke appears on a Zoom screen, her brown, wavy hair cascades over the camera as she settles onto her couch. She’s in her Miami apartment, surrounded by stacks of books and walls ...

The Bronzeville Center for the Arts opened its first art installation at the site of the future African American Art and Culture Museum on Tuesday, Nov. 18, kicking off a series of art-based projects ...

The Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) was intended to be a beacon of creativity and heritage in Benin City. Now, it’s caught up in chaos. If you’ve been on X today, you’ve probably seen “MOWAA” ...