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5 Nov 2019
British-born Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare has launched a residency program in the West African country's commercial capital Lagos in the hope that it will help the continent to raise its profile in the global art scene.
31 Oct 2019
'Yesterday is today's memory': African art comes to Paris
8 Jun 2019
'Art doesn't know colour': Nelson Makamo's portraits come to Paris
26 May 2019
Revelations 2019: African art at Paris' Grand Palais.
6 May 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek's James Tarmy discusses investing in art. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
22 Apr 2019
Vanessa Branson, the founder of Marrakech Biennale, talks about why she started the not-for-profit arts organization, her passion for arts and what keeps it to her heart.
18 Apr 2019
Idioblast Dynamic Development UK and GAIA Arts celebrate with Nigerian women in Art at a dinner event that featured Venessa Branson.
4 Mar 2019
Expressive art.
24 Jan 2019
Politics and art: Irish artist puts spotlight on migrant crisis.
15 Jan 2019
A cafe in an upscale neighbourhood in Cairo offers customers a hot drink and a warm meal as well as the opportunity to draw, sing, or play musical instruments.
7 Nov 2018
ART X Lagos is West Africa’s premier international art fair, designed to showcase the best and most innovative contemporary art from the African continent and its Diaspora.
1 Oct 2018
A large economy, a steady consumer-base from a booming and young population, are some of Nigeria's investment attractions. To what extent is Nigeria's Art Industry benefiting from these wins and is the industry harnessing its export potential? Bolaji Alausa, Executive Creative Director at Noah’s Ark joins CNBC Africa to discuss these.

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