A week of African glamour

The Insider
April 13, 2019

PICS: Will Smith In His Worst Shape Inspires Men All Around The World To Let Their Bellies Hang Lose In Hilarious Images May 7, 2021
Willard Carroll Smith Jr. is an American actor, rapper, and film producer. Smith has been nominated for five Golden Globe Awards and two Academy Awards, and has won four Grammy Awards. During the late 1980s, he achieved modest fame as a rapper under the name The Fresh Prince in the Hilarous sitcom Fresh Prince Of […]
Ghanaian Fashion Brand Ophelia Crossland Presents Her Latest Collection ‘OVERLAY’ May 5, 2021
Ophelia Akweley Okyere-Darko is a Ghanaian fashion designer and the Creative Director of Ophelia Crossland Designs Ltd and Ohemaa Kids. Those Who Inspire Limited named her as part of the 75 ‘Most Inspiring Ghanaians’ in the world. The brand recently released it’s latest collection ‘Overlay’. According to the brand The endless drapes and fluidity of […]
#BIKINIBAE: Check Out The Haute Sexy Fashionista Styling Kevin Hart From Head To Toe May 4, 2021
It is definitely wrong to say Kevin Hart has had a bad taste in fashion, despite his humble beginnings he has always dressed appropriately and according to his means. And is style is going to even higher heights. These days we see a more refined gentleman styled Kevin Hart compared to even Kevin Hart 2 […]

Five Black-Owned Businesses To Support This Black Friday November 26, 2020
Black Friday is right around the corner, and in the wake of an ongoing pandemic, shopping Black-owned is crucial for […] The post Five Black-Owned Businesses To Support This Black Friday appeared first on Demand Africa.
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Alaffia: Growing and Giving November 26, 2020
For many, Black Friday this year means spending more time on our phones and computers online shopping rather than shopping […] The post Alaffia: Growing and Giving appeared first on Demand Africa.
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PIASA: Africa + Modern and Contemporary Art Auction May 4, 2021
PIASA will be holding the live auction in Paris on Wednesday, May 19 2021 For the first time in Paris in the context of a Contemporary African Art Sale, this auction will present the work of two major African-American artists: Beauford Delaney, the great African American painter of the post-war period, and Kehinde Wiley, a […]
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Challenging Fellows: Steven Rand on the apexart Fellowship April 28, 2021
apexart is a non-profit arts organisation in Lower Manhattan founded in 1994. They offer opportunities to curators and emerging and established artists while challenging set ideas about culture, art, exhibitions, and curation through their exhibitions, Fellowships, publications, and public programmes. Brendon Bell-Robers, Co-founder of ART AFRICA spoke to Steven Rand, Executive Director and Founder of […]
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The East is a Career: Ashraf Jamal explores the work of artist, Nicola Roos April 28, 2021
Roos’ pieces reflect on Africa’s historical co-dependence on global superpowers and how histories are constructed and written in our emerging inter-connected world cultures. ‘The East is a career, Benjamin Disraeli declared. An imperialistic vision, it was as accurate in 1849 as it is now – even though the world has radically changed, the East no […]
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Celebrate Freedom Day with Iziko Museums of South Africa! April 23, 2021
Enjoy the freedom to choose, to participate, see, discover, and explore with Iziko Museums of South Africa. Iziko Museums will be celebrating Freedom Day, 27 April 2021, by providing visitors with the freedom to participate in one, or all, of our Freedom Day events. Join Iziko Museums for a virtual public discussion, a new exhibition […]
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Méné: ‘Time is Love’ at Out of Africa Gallery April 6, 2021
A very sunny group show, in the grayness of our days, gives us the colour, light and comfort that we so badly need! Three African artists – Henri Abraham Univers, Prince Galla Gnohité, Méné – put love, happy vitality and sweet dreams in the spotlight. Méné, My reflect, 2019. Acrylic on canvas, 94 x 122cm. […]
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Prince Galla Gnohité: ‘Time is Love’ at Out of Africa Gallery April 6, 2021
A very sunny group show, in the grayness of our days, gives us the colour, light and comfort that we so badly need! Three African artists – Henri Abraham Univers, Prince Galla Gnohité, Méné – put love, happy vitality and sweet dreams in the spotlight. Prince Galla Gnohité, Solidarité, 2021. Acrylic on canvas, 130 x […]
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Henri Abraham Univers: ‘Time is Love’ at Out of Africa Gallery April 6, 2021
A very sunny group show, in the grayness of our days, gives us the colour, light and comfort that we so badly need! Three African artists – Henri Abraham Univers, Prince Galla Gnohité, Méné – put love, happy vitality and sweet dreams in the spotlight. Henri Abraham Univers, Africa Blues, 2020. Acrylic on canvas, 100 […]
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Black Pocket: Zarina Bhimji on her enquiry into image, object, sound and language March 22, 2021
For over thirty years, Zarina Bhimji’s work has staged enquiry into image, object, sound and language, searching for the universal in both its literal and abstract manifestations. This major survey organised by Sharjah Art Foundation presents many of the artist’s seminal works across film, photography and installation. The exhibition features the artist’s early exploration into […]
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Cycles in 11: Tarek Atoui on his experimental musical forms at the Sharjah Art Foundation March 20, 2021
Marking over a decade of collaboration with Sharjah Art Foundation (SAF) and the surrounding community, Tarek Atoui’s exhibition ‘Cycles in 11’ centres around experimental and innovative musical forms and offers audiences opportunities to learn about and explore instrument-making, compositional structure and musical collaboration. The works in the exhibition, developed over the last 11 years, represent […]
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March Meeting 2021 online and on-site bookings are now available March 4, 2021
Register now to attend online talks, panels and lectures featuring over 50 former Sharjah Biennial curators, artistic directors and artists who will examine the evolution of the Sharjah Biennial and the future of the biennial model. Image adapted from Mohammed Kazem’s Autobiography 4, 1997. Courtesy of Sharjah Art Foundation. Booking is now available for the […]
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A week of African glamour

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