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Marking a decade of the Nigerian fair, founder Tokini Peterside hopes every aspect of the event will ‘signal dialogue between past and future’.

Tate today announced that renowned art collectors and philanthropists Jorge M. and Darlene Pérez have donated a group of 36 important works by artists from across Africa and the African diaspora.

Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to around the world this month, from Shanghai and Taipei to Guatemala City and Edinburgh.

Jorge M. and Darlene Pérez have gifted Tate 36 works by artists from Africa and its diaspora.

For ten years, ART X Lagos has transformed the African art scene into a place of encounters, discovery, and creative audacity.

Cristea Roberts Gallery presents A Threatened Landscape, a group show exploring the sublimity of nature and the forces of climate change, featuring Christiane Baumgartner, Miriam de Búrca, Richard Long, David Nash, Yinka Shonibare, Emma Stibbon and Joe Tilson.

Shadow puppets, otherworldly masks, taxidermy dioramas, from Greek epics to the Brothers Grimm: a new exhibition celebrates the fantastical tales that have passed through countries and cultures.

Featuring El Anatsui, Iman Issa, Abdoulaye Konaté, Adam Pendleton, Yinka Shonibare and Carrie Mae Weems.

The Gallery has launched its fifth season focusing on the effects of the climate crisis.

Centaurs are human-horse hybrid creatures composed of dualities: human and nature, chaos and neutrality, love and violence.

The contemporary art scene is booming in Africa. Artists are getting more attention and recognition, taking part in the most prestigious art fairs and exhibitions around the world.

For the October Art Diary, I feature exhibitions by several artists whose work I have championed through essays and exhibitions, as well as solo and group shows that explore environmental, social, and spiritual concerns.

The National Museum of Norway presents ART·HAND·WORK, an ambitious new exhibition exploring contemporary craft today.

Kazakhstan's first modern and contemporary art museum opens to the public with a group show of Central Asian artists and major commissions, aiming to become a contemporary art hub for the region.

To approach the Unisa Art Gallery, housed in the aptly named Kgorong Building, is to navigate a landscape of permissions.