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Five highlights from London Art Fair Missing art? Make sure you don’t miss LAF’s virtual show BY MARIE CLAIRE CHAPPET JAN 25, 2021 COURTESY. Since 1989, the London Art Fair has been a bastion of emerging talent and a showcase for those at the forefront of the global modern and contemporary art scene. This year, its 33rd incarnation...
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LONDON ART FAIR: EDIT Whilst we are unable to run London Art Fair in its usual format at the Business Design Centre in January, we remain focused on delivering a unique opportunity to discover and champion the most outstanding Modern and Contemporary Art of our time. Returning for its 33rd edition, the Fair will present...
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2020’s edition of Photo London showcases such strong, diverse and exciting work presented by artists and photographers with galleries from all over the world. It was a tough choice to narrow down a selection of my favourites however I decided to go with the works of artists who use the medium of photography as a...
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On the occasion of its fifth edition, AKAA, a contemporary art and design fair focusing on Africa and its diasporas, will take place at the Atelier Richelieu, Paris, from 12 to 15 November 2020. Through a new format, AKAA will welcome 21 exhibitors and about fifty artists from Africa, Europe and the Americas. An increasingly...
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Olusanya Ojikutu, who has origins in Nigeria and education and experience in art, shares treasures of African culture and history. Most of Ojikutu’s sculptures are at least a century old, created for performances or rituals. “They served as intermediaries between the local people and their ancestors’ spirits to make their lives better and protect them...