Serigne Ibrahima Dieye: Paraboles D’Un Règne Sauvage | Contemporary And

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By Serigne Ibrahima Dieye (Detail).

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Serigne Ibrahima Dieye: Paraboles D’Un Règne Sauvage

Cécile Fakhoury Gallery
Abidjan

Chemu Ng'ok, Divide and Conquer, 2019. Oil on canvas, 110 x 150 cm, 43.3 x 59.1 in

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Chemu Ng’ok: Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Pippy Houldsworth Gallery
London

Michelle Elie wearing Comme des garcon; Paris 2015. Photo: Luigi Ciacco

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Life doesn’t frighten me: Michelle Elie wears Comme des Garçons

Museum Angewandte Kunst
Frankfurt a.M.

Work by Frederick Hayes (Detail).

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Frederick Hayes: Local Heads

Cindy Rucker Gallery
New York

Serge Attukwei Clottey, Meet and greet (Detail), 2019, plastic and copper wires, 88 x 103 in, 223,5 x 261,6 cm.

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Serge Attukwei Clottey: Sensitive Balance

GNYP Gallery
Berlin

John Akomfrah, The Unfinished Conversation (film still with Stuart Hall portrait), 2012. Copyright Smoking Dogs Films. Courtesy Smoking Dogs Films and Lisson Gallery, London, New York, Shanghai.

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Non-Aligned – Group Show

NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore
Singapore

ydney Cain, Never Catch Me, 2019. 16” x 20.” Monoprint. Courtesy of the artist.

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Sydney Cain: Refutations

Museum of the African Diaspora
San Francisco, CA

Sam Vernon, Approximation Impasse, 960x673. Courtesy the artist.

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Sam Vernon: Impasse of Desires

Museum of the African Diaspora
San Francisco, CA

David Huffman, Sideshow, 2009. Acrylic, oil, glitter, collage on paper, 52 x 120 inches. Courtesy of the artist.

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David Huffman: Terra Incognita

Museum of the African Diaspora
San Francisco, CA

Mary Lovelace O’Neal, White Whale (from Whales Fucking series), circa 1980s. Mixed media on canvas, 81 x 138 inches. Artwork © Mary Lovelace O’Neal. Photography Tom Powel Imaging, courtesy Mnuchin Gallery, New York.

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Mary Lovelace O’Neal: Whales, A Romance…

Museum of the African Diaspora
San Francisco

(left) Akinsanya Kambon, John Randall, Buffalo Soldier, 2012. Raku-fired clay, 15 1/2 x 4 x 9 1/2 in. Crocker Art Museum, long-term loan from Akinsanya D. Kambon aka Mark Teemer.
(right) Akinsanya Kambon, Equestrian Black Sampson, 2012. Raku-fired clay, 16 1/2 x 5 1/4 x 10 in. Crocker Art Museum, gift of S. Tama-sha Ross Kambon and Akinsanya D. Kambon aka Mark Teemer, 2018.5.

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American Expressions/African Roots: Akinsanya Kambon’s Ceramic Sculpture

The Crocker Art Museum
Sacramento, CA

mounir fatmi
Peripheral Vision, 2017
Pigment print in fine art paper work

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How To Disappear – Group Show

Goodman Gallery
Johannesburg

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