At 1-54 Marrakech, The African Art Hub Draws Collectors with Kingsley Ayogu’s Haunting Meditation on Grief
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3d ago
The 1-54 Contemporary Art Fair in Marrakech proved to be an extraordinary success for TheAfrican Art Hub (TAAH), with Kingsley Ayogu’s solo exhibition, Intimacy of Memory, standingout as one of the most thought-provoking and visually captivating showcases of the fair. Managed with exceptional dedication by TAAH team member Ainhoa Vernet, in collaboration with the incomparable Ayogu, the booth at DADA 4 became an artistic sanctuary, drawing in collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts from around the globe. Ayogu’s exhibition, inspired by ..read more
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Book Release: The Atomic Kid: An Aesthetic Formed in the Nuclear Landscape By James Stanford
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5d ago
[cloud] and Smallworks Press are delighted to announce the publication of The Atomic Kid by acclaimed American artist James Stanford. Timed to coincide with the opening of the permanent exhibition Atomic Odyssey at the Smithsonian’s Atomic Museum in Las Vegas, The Atomic Kid features illustrations of 21 artworks and essays by leading art historians Rosa JH Berland and Jean Wainwright. The book is available as a special, numbered and signed limited-edition hardback, as well as a more accessible softcover edition ..read more
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Saltzman-Leibovitz Photography Prize 2025 Spotlights Emerging Talent
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5d ago
A new photography prize, backed by two of the medium’s most influential figures, is set to highlight emerging talent with an emphasis on storytelling and artistic vision. The Saltzman-Leibovitz Photography Prize, established by Lisa Saltzman, a New York-based photographer, film producer, and philanthropist, in collaboration with Annie Leibovitz, one of the most celebrated photographers of our time, has announced its inaugural shortlist. With a total prize fund of $20,000, the award aims to recognize the next wave of photographers while ..read more
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Five Exhibitions To See In London In February 2025
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5d ago
As we enter the second month of 2025, riding high on the momentum of the London Art Fair, we’re excited to present our Five Exhibitions To See In London In February 2025, guaranteed to guide you smoothly through London’s dynamic art scene. This selection highlights a mix of posthumous tributes to abstract and feminist artists alongside pioneering abstractionists and rising stars. First up on Exhibitions To See In London In February is a master of quiet contemplation. British painter Peter ..read more
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Frederick J. Brown: Lands of the Mind and Judith Godwin: Reflection
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5d ago
Frederick J. Brown: Lands of the MindJudith Godwin: Reflection13 February – 25 May 2025The Arts Club40 Dover StreetMayfairLondon, W1S 4NP The Arts Club London announces two new exhibitions celebrating the work of Frederick J. Brown and Judith Godwin, whose significant but frequently overlooked contributions have played a key role in the 20th century turn towards abstraction. Open to both members and the public from 13 February to 25 May, Lands of the Mind and Reflection present an unmissable opportunity to ..read more
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Chain of Hope Unveils Share Your Heart, a Star-Studded Art Auction at Saatchi Gallery
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5d ago
Chain of Hope: Share Your Heart30th January, 2025 to 8th February, 2025Saatchi GalleryDuke of York’s HQKing’s RoadLondon SW3 4RY LONDON — Chain of Hope, the charity dedicated to providing life-saving cardiac care to children in conflict zones and developing nations, announced details today of a major fundraising exhibition and auction at the Saatchi Gallery. The initiative, titled Share Your Heart, brings together an extraordinary roster of artists, designers, and cultural figures—among them Sir Antony Gormley, Shirin Neshat, Idris Khan, Daniel ..read more
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AROE: From Then On
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1w ago
AROE: From Then On31 January, 2025 – 2nd March, 2025Helm Gallery15 North RoadBrighton, BN1 1YA Helm Gallery is proud to announce, ‘From Then On’, a retrospective of world-famous graffiti legend, AROE, curated by his daughter and gallery owner Eden Maseyk, who meticulously brings her father’s legacy to life.  Recognised as one of the most prominent names in graffiti and contemporary art worldwide, the artist lives and works in Brighton where his work has peppered the walls of the city. From ..read more
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How Yinka Ilori Is Harnessing Google AI to Bring His Creative Vision to Life
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1w ago
Let your imagination take flight in Dreaming with Flamingos, the first digital artwork by British-Nigerian multi-disciplinary artist and designer Yinka Ilori. I’m a British-Nigerian multi-disciplinary artist, designer, and storyteller. Together with Google Arts & Culture Lab, I’ve created a digital playground called Dreaming with Flamingos, inspired by a real-world playground near me in Barking, London, called Flamboyance of Flamingos. This collaboration enabled me to explore my love of storytelling and Nigerian folklore parables with the help of Google AI. In ..read more
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Maxim Burnett: The Artist Who Quite Literally Stood Out at the London Art Fair
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by James Marshall
1w ago
This year’s London Art Fair saw a notable shift towards smaller-scale works and prints, reflecting a cautious approach amid an evolving art market. However, one artist who took a different direction—both in scale and ambition—was London-based artist Maxim Burnett. Presented by BWG Gallery (Brushes with Greatness), Burnett’s gold framed 9ft paintings towered above the fair’s typical display heights, drawing significant attention from visitors and critics alike. Burnett’s decision to showcase such large-scale works stems from a deeply personal journey. Diagnosed ..read more
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Artsy Spotlights Black-Owned Galleries and Their Artists for Black History Month
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1w ago
Artsy, the world’s largest online platform for discovering and collecting art, is delighted to announce the launch of its forthcoming campaign, Black-Owned Galleries Now. Launching during Black History Month, this dedicated initiative will celebrate and amplify the work of Black artists, selected and presented by more than 50 Black-owned galleries. Launching on February 1, 2025, this exclusive online showcase will present a variety of artworks by Black artists—from emerging talents like Satchel Lee and Cece Philips to established names like ..read more
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