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Further Reading In Articles
The art of illustration
A generation of artists have been producing works in different mediums that draw inspiration from illustration. Some of the galleries that supported them have closed, but their works remain important and are highly collectible.
29 Jun 2022
Examining the portraiture genre, beyond speculation in the art market
There is a perception that the current infatuation with portraiture is a market-driven phenomenon galvanised by white or Asian art collectors looking to profit from sharp rises in value. With this in mind, Latitudes examines whether the relationship between art and commerce can be beneficial to advancing a movement in art.
22 Jun 2022
Aspire Art: The Present Future: A Private Collection of African & International Contemporary Art
Aspire Art is honoured to present a carefully curated single-owner sale. The Present Future: A Private Collection of African & International Contemporary Art is set to impress and intrigue collectors this June.
15 Jun 2022
Are Africa’s best works turning up at Art Basel?
More African galleries and artists are participating in this year’s edition of the Swiss fair. Given this art fair is considered the most important on the global art calendar, you would expect the continent’s top talent to be presented at it. Indeed Anatsui, Kentridge will be prominent but there are a few surprises.
The Africa Centre London – Unveiling of the Contemporary African Art Collection
The Africa Centre is opening new headquarters on the Southbank in London. The new building is set to contribute significantly to the growth of a new cultural hub.
01 Jun 2022
Where does African art stand in a New York city art frenzy?
New York played host to six art fairs and numerous auctions and exhibitions in May. African artists were at the periphery of the action. Should this be expected?
Latitudes welcomes Pule Taukobong to the team
A well-known investor in the African tech startup space, Pule is a Founding Partner at CRE Venture Capital, and has invested in many successful startups across the continent, including Andela, Yoco and SweepSouth to name a few.
25 May 2022
The Keiskamma Art Project
A landmark retrospective exhibition is set to take place this September. Azu Nwagbogu, Pippa Hetherington and Cathy Stanley will curate an exhibition of tapestries produced over two decades by the Keiskamma Art Project.
Corporate Art Collections get down to doing business differently
Covid-19 has forced curators of corporate collections to find new ways to keep the art in circulation. Read the article for more.
18 May 2022
Where to See African Art Around the World Right Now
VOLTA New York takes place from 18-22 May, and both Out of Africa Gallery and Ethan Cohen Gallery will be at the Fair, presenting works from the continent. Be sure not to miss it!
11 May 2022
Good collections pivot on critical conversations
While painting may be the medium du jour for African artists, photography offers collectors a unique opportunity to access the visual history of the continent.
Did African curators miss the gondola at Venice?
Black female artists triumphed at the 59th Venice Biennale. This should have bode well for Africa’s artists, and expression, yet none of Africa’s pavilions were dedicated solely to a female artist. Art journalist, Mary Corrigall investigates.
27 Apr 2022
"Into the Light" – A Look at South Africa's National Pavilion for the 59th Venice Biennale
Our very own South African Pavilion at the Venice Biennale is presenting "Into the Light" - a group show curated by Ame Bell and featuring the works of Phumulani Ntuli, Lebohang Kganye and Roger Ballen.
Top Ten Pavilions to See at the Venice Biennale
As tempted as one may be to see every national pavilion at the 2022 Venice Biennale, the chances of covering the Arsenale, Giardini and fringe spaces are reasonably slim. Art advisor, Alexia Walker narrows it down for you.
Introducing South Atlantic Press Print Studio
Latitudes is pleased to welcome South Atlantic Press to the platform; a printmaking studio based Cape Town, which invites artists to participate in collaborative print-based residency programmes.
26 Apr 2022
African Artist Directory
Julie Mehretu
Born 1970, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Lives New York, USA.
El Anatsui
Born 1944, Anyako, Ghana. Lives Nsukka, Nigeria.
Joël Andrianomearisoa
Born 1977, Antananarivo, Madagascar. Lives Antananarivo and Paris, France.
Candice Breitz
Born 1972, Johannesburg, South Africa. Lives Berlin, Germany.
Lisa Brice
Born 1968, Cape Town, South Africa. Lives London, UK.
Younès Rahmoun
Born 1975, Tétouan, Morocco. Lives Tétouan.
Robin Rhode
Born 1976, Cape Town, South Africa. Lives Berlin, Germany.
Tuli Mekondjo
Born 1982, Kwanza-Sul, Angola. Lives Windhoek, Namibia.