Every June, Basel becomes the meeting point of the international art world. Collectors, museum directors, curators, artists, journalists, academics, foundations,

For many artists, the journey away from home becomes a story of departure. For Bahamian ceramic artist Anina Major, it

The participatory artwork by Zimbabwean artist Richard Mudariki transforms the language of visas, embassies, and border control into a reflection

At a moment when museums, curators, and collectors are increasingly revisiting overlooked histories of modernism beyond Europe and North America,

Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama is set to transform one of Switzerland’s most historic public squares when he unveils a major

In a quiet clearing hidden within the Umbrian countryside, surrounded by ancient woodland, rolling hills, and distant views of the

Through conversations with curator Eleri Fanshawe and artist Zana Masombuka, Africans Column reflects on an exhibition that explored how contemporary

As collectors, curators, artists, critics, and cultural practitioners descended upon Venice for the preview week of the 2026 Venice Biennale,

Every June, the Swiss city of Basel becomes the epicenter of the international art world. Collectors, museum directors, curators, artists,

As 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair returns to New York for its twelfth edition, the fair once again positions itself

During the preview week of the 61st Venice Biennale, when Venice once again became the center of the global art

After days spent moving through the intensity of Venice Biennale preview week — navigating crowded vaporetto stations, packed national pavilions,