Explore Art Galleries in Africa

kó is a premier art gallery in Lagos, Nigeria, dedicated to promoting modern and contemporary art. It highlights influential Nigerian artists while embracing diverse voices from Africa and its diaspora. Engaging in global dialogues, kó participates in renowned art fairs, presenting a curated program that reflects contemporary artistic themes and practices.

Galerie Atiss Dakar, founded in 1996, champions West African artistic talent, fostering international exposure and intercultural exchange through diverse exhibitions and collaborations.

Southern Guild, established in 2008, champions contemporary African art and collectible design, fostering cultural preservation, spirituality, and identity through a rigorous curatorial program.

Jahmek Contemporary Art is a vibrant platform fostering critical dialogue on visual artistic expression in Luanda. It promotes diverse artists, locally and internationally, embodying a unique blend of cultural diversity and purpose-driven vision.

Goodman Gallery, founded in 1966 in Johannesburg, champions social change through art, focusing on African and global artists under Liza Essers since 2008.

STEVENSON, founded in 2003, is a key contemporary art gallery in Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Amsterdam, with a diverse artist roster and global reach.

Selma Feriani Gallery, since 2013, bridges Tunis and London, promoting MENA artists through progressive exhibitions and fostering global recognition.

Public Art Gallery: A curated haven showcasing contemporary masterpieces, fostering artistic dialogue and cultural enrichment.

Gypsum Gallery in Cairo showcases contemporary art with social, political, and formal themes, featuring 13 international artists.

Blank is a premier art gallery in Woodstock, Cape Town, showcasing contemporary African art and shaping Southern Africa's art discourse.