Fairs

For the third consecutive year, AA Gallery  is honored to participate in ARCOlisboa, a key event in the contemporary art scene, whose 8th edition will take place from May 29 to June 1, 2025, at the Cordoaria Nacional. As the only Moroccan gallery represented this year, African Arty continues its mission: to amplify the voices…

African Arty is pleased to announce its participation in the 1-54 Marrakech fair, from January 29 to February 2, 2025, at La Mamounia, with a selection of works by artist Abderrahmane Rahoule. Born in 1944, Rahoule is an active member of the Casablanca School group and a key witness to the emergence of contemporary Moroccan…

African Arty is pleased to announce its participation in the 10th edition of the contemporary art fair Luxembourg Art Week, from 21 to 24 November 2024, at the Glacis Square in Luxembourg. African Arty will be exhibiting works by artists Houda Terjuman, Tawny Chatmon and Mostafa Maftah.

African Arty is pleased to present a selection of works by the artists Penda Diakite, Massoud Hayoun and Annaelle Myriam Chaib

African Arty is pleased to present a selection of works by the artists Rahma Lhoussig and Nedia Were at AKAA, the main art fair dedicated to contemporary African Art in Paris.

African Arty is pleased to participate for the first time in Arco Lisboa art fair, presenting the works by Tsoku Maela, Rahma Lhoussig, Dieudonne Djiela and Victorien Bazo.

African Arty is pleased to announce its third participation in African Galleries Now, an online fair brought to you through a collaboration between Artsy and AAGA (African Art Galleries Association), which was formed in response to the need to support the growth and sustainability of contemporary art sectors in Africa in the context of the…

African Arty is proud to present four artists at this year’s physical edition of the main art fair in West Africa Art X Lagos: Victor Olaoye, Chiderah Bosah, Victorien Bazo and Dieudonne Djiela Kamkang.    

African Arty is proud to present four artists at this year’s physical edition of 1-54 Paris art fair: Victor Olaoye, Tsoku Maela, Chiderah Bosah and David Olatoye.

African Galleries Now brings together a network of 12 pan-African galleries showcasing contemporary African art from the continent from June 9th–27th. Each gallery presents four visual artists–a total of 40–including artists from Zimbabwe, South Africa, Mozambique, Angola, Namibia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Nigeria, Botswana, Mali and Cameroon. As international interest in African contemporary art…