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The artists simultaneously made their U.S. institutional debuts at New York’s Swiss Institute.
Patrick Quarm in his studio. Photo by Ebenezer Turkson. Courtesy the artist In 2015, Patrick Quarm left his native Ghana to pursue a Master’s in...
When Art X Lagos was founded in 2016, the intention was that the fair would serve as a platform to project visual art from Nigeria, Africa, and its...
Right now, across the 2.5-acre façade of Chicago’s MART Building, a projection shows dancing silhouettes. Titled Build Up the House, it is the work...
In March of this year, Otis Quaicoe traveled to Australia on a research trip ahead of his solo show at COMA Gallery in Sydney. During his stay in...
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