Exhibition

Congratulations FNB Art Joburg Prize Winner Wycliffe Mundopa

Congratulations to Wycliffe Mudopa for winning the FNB Art Prize for 2021, arguably the most prestigious prize on the continent. Wycliffe...

Gallery tour of Dawit Abebe "Long Hands" at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, on view until May 29, 2021

Courtesy by Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery

Exhibition Support: Dickens Otieno at Circle Art Gallery

Africa First funded Dickens Otieno's first solo exhibition Mabati Tailor at Circle Art Gallery in Nairobi. The collection was able to...

African Contemporary Art Collaboration with Lempertz Auction House

We are happy to announce a collaboration with the #1 auction house in Germany, Lempertz, to bring to the fore a group of 10 contemporary...

Rachel Monosov and Admire Kamudzengerere: 1972

Rachel Monosov and Admire Kamudzengerere's '1972', 2017. 23 Archival prints, 16 Text cards. Artist Rachel Monosov works in performance,...

Collaboration with Kristin Hjellegjerde

We are pleased to highlight how our collaborative approach takes form by highlighting our relationship with the rapidly growing Kristin...

PRESS: Firelei Báez on view at the Mennello Museum of American Art

Firelei Báez presents a survey of paintings in a variety of media at the Mennello Museum of American Art, on view June 7th – September...

Cyrus Kabiru Artworks on view at the African Studies Gallery, Tel Aviv

Photo Credit: Idit Toledano We are thrilled to have works created on the Africa First Residency by Cyrus Kabiru on view for the first...

Press: KUBATANA Exhibition in Bodil Fuhr

A great read about KUBATANA: An Exhibition About Contemporary African Artists, Vestfossen Kunstlaboratorium, is now featured in Bodil...

Press: KUBATANA Exhibition in Art Africa Magazine

An interview with the curator of KUBATANA, Kristin Hjellegjerde, the exhibition featuring 12 works by 9 Africa First Collection Artists...

Past Loan: Abe Odedina

Abe Odedina's work "Birds of Paradise" was on loan at the Copeland Gallery in London for an exhibition titled after this emblematic work...

Zimbabwe’s Burgeoning Art Scene

Interview with Valerie Kabov on Whitewall Magazine, read the article here.