African Art Gallery in downtown Dakar, selling authentic pieces of different ethnicities and places of Africa. galeriemoussamolo.blogspot.com

Overview of my core collection of tribal art as it existed almost a decade ago before the collection doubled in volume. The majority of objects are from Africa, others are mostly from tribal Asia and Melanesia. One of a few videos of a tribal art collection, each taken in different locations with different objects. (Sorry for the poor quality of lighting at the beginning and end of this video.) (African art, Oceanic art, Asian art, Ethnographic art, primitive art, tribal rugs )

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Dioum African Art was founded by Astou in 1990. Dioum African Art specializes in collecting, creating and refining African Art produced in Africa and making this art available throughout the world. Many of Dioum African Art’s artwork is produced by African women, many of whom are under educated, under represented and under privileged. Every purchase of art from Dioum African Art goes to help these woman and our African artists. We thank you for you support! To support us, please visit our website at: www.dioumafricanart.com

Curator and art historian Gus Casely-Hayford reveals the influence African art had on well known European artists such as Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso.

Ann Schunior presented an informational lecture at the Wellesley Free Library about pottery.

Donated to the museum in 2005, the Walt Disney-Tishman collection is known for its unique and rare works of traditional African art from throughout sub-Saharan Africa. The collection has been instrumental in defining the field of African art history in the United States and abroad. This video shows the first exhibition of these prized objects. An updated version of the exhibition opened May 18, 2009.

Looking at the paintings by Rahman Olugunna, you will see that there is a close resemblance or similarities to that of Les Demoiselles d’Avignon by Pablo Ruiz Picasso. Is Rahman olugunna imitating Picasso? the answer is no. when Picasso painted Les Demoiselles d’Avigno, he was influenced by African art especially West African Art. Rahman Olugunna is from South West Nigeria. Watch this space there is more to come

Artist Nelson Da Costa discusses Global Issues in Contemporary Art

lambertvision.com Art depicting the history of different countries. Art, music, research and video by Raymond Lambert