International Mon 14-05-2012
Common Misconceptions Artists Have About Galleries
Artbusiness.com
Successful artist/gallery relationships are built on trust, knowledge, cooperation and understanding, and the better and more informed artists are about how art galleries really work, the greater the chances that their...

International Tue 08-05-2012
In Conversation with James Barnor, in Comparison with Malick Sidibé
By Aarti wa Njoroge
James Barnor likes to use his age (82) to his advantage. “I am old. I can tell old things and no-one will challenge me!” he teases during a conversation with Yves Chatap, art critic and curator.
International Wed 25-01-2012
The Politics of Exclusion: The Undue Fixation of Western-Based African Curators on Contemporary Africa Diaspora Artists-A Critique
Rikki Wemega-Kwawu
There is a phenomenon emerging in Europe and America as regards the curating of contemporary African art shows and the publication of surveys on the subject. It is without doubt that African artists living in the West are preferred and circulated well above...
International Mon 09-01-2012
The Art of El Anatsui Charts the Geography of Africa from then to Now
Robert Faires
Anatsui's wall hangings are so visually striking that you may not focus on their materials as much as with the artist's earlier work, but of course, as in all of Anatsui's creations, the materials and their condition speak to history and Africa
International Wed 04-01-2012
From Glutinous Okra to Bitter Leaves to Groundnuts. The Contemporary African Art Gallery in New York
Aarti wa Njoroge | AfricanColours.com
The West African Stew at the Contemporary African Art Gallery features four disparate artists from the region born in the 1950s, with references to fugitives, slavery, ordinary labour and chiefs.
International Mon 14-11-2011
Paris Photo 2012. African Photographers Steal the Show
Sean O'Hagan | Guardian.co.uk
Big prints are all the rage at the 15th Paris Photo, but it's the images out of Africa that pack most punch, writes Sean O'Hagan
International Tue 20-09-2011
Race Matters, Equal Rites and Women's Hair in the works of Michael D. Harris
By A. M. Weaver
Michael D. Harris’ works are like pages from a memoir; his imagery is analytic and sleek in design, yet there is a quality of sentiment about them.
International Thu 21-07-2011
5th Beijing International Art Biennale
Press Release
The Biennale will showcase about 600 works with the theme "Future and Reality" which is a continuation of the 4th Beijing Biennale “Environment Concern and Human Existence”.
International Wed 04-05-2011
What Happened to Africa? The Shock of the Old
By Holland Cotter/ New York Times
Do a quick scan of major exhibitions in big American museums in the past few years & Africa’s barely there. Wasn’t the multicultural surge of yesteryear supposed to produce the opposite effect?
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Kaafiri Kariuki at the Creativity Gallery
Shades of Time: An exhibition by Kaafiri Kariuki at the Creativity Gallery National Museum of Kenya
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Title: Making Ways
Name: Tabitha Wa Thuku
Country: Kenya 
Medium: Mixed media on heavy canvas
Size: 149 X 140 cms
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