Works by Damien Hirst and Ian Brown were among the 46% of lots selling above their low estimate at Sotheby's Contemporary Discoveries online auction on January 24. The sale totaled $1.12m (£903,800), falling short of its pre-sale low estimate.

His exhibited pieces were visually captivating and charged with social commentary.

As the African art industry continues to grow, the “When We See Us” exhibition sheds light on a decade of paintings by African artists.

The work, executed in 1999, was sold at Bonhams New Bond Street, London for the estimated price.

This is the lens through which the many phases of his practice are reconsidered in a new show celebrating the anniversary at the Picasso Museum in Paris, which has been assembled with help from British fashion designer Paul Smith, who served as guest artistic director.

Zeitz MOCAA presents an exhibition that explores Black self-representation through portraiture and figuration in painting.

The highly anticipated event will be followed by a show-stopping afterparty that promises to highlight and celebrate the beauty of arts in Africa in an exhibition titled When We See Us (inspired by the 2019 Netflix series When They See Us).

The work, executed in 2003, was sold at Sotheby's, Online for more than the high estimate.

Coinciding with the highly anticipated launch of the fair, galleries across Paris are staging ambitious shows to attract collectors and art lovers.

In 2004, the Fondation Cartier hosted his first major monographic exhibition in France.

An exhibition of 150+ works tracing African heritage, resilience, and identity from the 13th century to today Cheri Samba, Congolese, born 1956; Hommage aux anciens createurs, 1994.

In Kinshasa in the 60s, the arts were the preserve of students trained at the Académie des Beaux-Arts.

The Congolese artist’s portrait is a wry comment on the importance of African art to the Cubist pioneer.

Fashion designer Paul Smith has partnered with Musée Picasso Paris for a new immersive exhibition dedicated to the painter.

Paris institution targets young audiences by confronting issues of misogyny and colonialism with designer Paul Smith’s help

The Musée National Picasso-Paris invited the renowned British designer to lead the art direction because of his talent with tailoring, color, and detail to create an exhibition to showcase: Picasso Celebration: The Collection In A New Light.

(ARTFIXdaily.com) FALLS CHURCH, Va. – Quinn’s Auction Galleries of northern Virginia takes pride in announcing a November 3rd Pre-Columbian and Ethnographic Arts Auction featuring a fine array of Pre-Columbian ceramics from Peru, Mexico, Guatemala, and Costa Rica; as well as African figures, masks, paintings, and utilitarian objects.

The work, executed in 2004, was sold at Sotheby's, Online for the estimated price.

This year, the Cobra Museum in the Netherlands has dedicated its exhibition program and events to engaging with modernist and contemporary art from different parts of Africa.

New commercial galleries, artist-led biennials, and patrons aim to give the Democratic Republic of Congo a new image through art.