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    Inside The Armory Show’s Game-Changing African Focus
    Arts + Culture
    10 March 2016

    Inside The Armory Show’s Game-Changing African Focus

    The Armory Show’s African Focus section is the way of the future.

    New York-Based Curator Dexter Wimberly Is Bringing The Work Of These 4 African Artists To North Carolina
    Arts + Culture
    24 February 2016

    New York-Based Curator Dexter Wimberly Is Bringing The Work Of These 4 African Artists To North Carolina

    A new exhibition in Raleigh will spotlight the work of four African artists based in the U.S.

    Fade To Black: On The State Of Artists Of Color At Art Basel
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    11 December 2015

    Fade To Black: On The State Of Artists Of Color At Art Basel

    Kehinde Wiley, Hank Willis Thomas, Renee Cox and more speak on the state of artists of color at Art Basel.

    Women In Art From Africa & The Diaspora: 'Speaking Back' On View At Cape Town's Goodman Gallery
    Arts + Culture
    01 June 2015

    Women In Art From Africa & The Diaspora: 'Speaking Back' On View At Cape Town's Goodman Gallery

    'Speaking Back,' a new exhibition from South African curator Natasha Becker, is on view through July 4 at the Goodman Gallery in Cape Town.

    No Such Place: A New Exhibition In NYC Asks "What is African Art?"
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    05 March 2015

    No Such Place: A New Exhibition In NYC Asks "What is African Art?"

    'No Such Place,' a new exhibition at Edward Tyler Nahem Fine Art in New York City, poses the question "What is African Art?"

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