News

Harpers Bazaar

You shouldn't miss these five highlights at TEFAF 2026

Cabana Magazine

Best In Show: TEFAF Maastricht 2026

Apollo Magazine

What to see at TEFAF Maastricht 2026

The Art Newspaper

At Frieze London, a new section explores the flow of cultural influence between Africa and Brazil (Oct 2025)

The Observer

The Eight Best Booths at Frieze London 2025 (Oct 2025)

Frieze Magazine

Nigerian Art Is Centre Stage in London This Autumn (Oct 2025)

Forbes

Highlights Of TEFAF Maastricht: African Modernism, Art Deco, Rediscovered Masterpieces And Women Artists (Mar 2025)

Artsy

5 Outstanding Artworks at TEFAF Maastricht 2025 (Mar 2025)

The Art Newspaper

The wish list: Objects to suit every collector’s taste (Mar 2025)

Financial Times

African Modernists have been unjustly overlooked - until now (Mar 2025)

Patron Magazine

In the thick (Feb 2025)

Christies Magazine

Enam Gbewonyo: ‘My art feeds off the people I meet, their stories’ (Oct 2024)

Patron Magazine

Art’s Global Era: 10 Standout Artists from the US and Abroad exhibit at Dallas Art Fair (Apr 2024)

Harpers Bazaar

These female powerhouses at TEFAF the world's largest art fair share their lessons (Mar 2024)

The Art Newspaper

Queen Camilla brings the art of monarchy to a London studio community in search of a permanent home (Feb 2024)

The Guardian

A World in Common: Contemporary African Photography review – exhilarating, dynamic, profound (Jul 2023)

The New York Times

Contemporary African Royals, in regalia and complexity (Jul 2023)

Financial Times

Has the restitution debate undermined the market for African art? (Mar 2023)

Architectural Digest

TEFAF: 27 Treasures We Wish We Could Take Home (Mar 2023)

The New York Times

Kandinsky Painting Sells for $45 Million at Auction (Mar 2023)

Forbes

Rare Gaze At TEFAF Maastricht: : Stunning Portraits On Market For First Time At Europe's Leading Art Fair (June 2022)

The Art Newspaper

Depictions of the Black figure are finally entering the Western canon—but where are the pot-bellied and love-handled bodies? (April 2022)

Arab News

Art Dubai highlights role as hub for art from Africa (Mar 2022)

The Art Newspaper

New and noteworthy: see what the Armory Show's younger galleries are bringing to the fair (Sep 2021)

The ArtNewspaper

Why are there so few black-owned galleries in London? (May 2021)

Apollo Magazine

The UK’s commercial galleries are open again – and here are the shows not to miss in London this month (Apr 2021)

The Art Newspaper

Art Dubai fair opens—in real life—with 'pay nothing up front' plan for galleries (Mar 2021)

La Gazette Drouot

Portrait: Ayo Adeyinka (Jun 2020)

Financial Times

Art World proceeds with caution as galleries start to reopen (May 2020)

Artsy Editorial

Why the Contemporary African Art Market Is Uniquely Positioned to Weather COVID-19 (May 2020)

Artnet

London Gallery Is Trying Out a New Pitch on Collectors: Live With an Artwork for Six Weeks While You Decide If You Want to Buy It (Mar 2020)

New York Times

The Armory Show: Playing it safe during an unsettled time (Mar 2020)

La Gazette Drouot

The Armory Show withstands a pandemic (Mar 2020)

The Art Newspaper

Fairs in a time of coronavirus: trepidation turns to relief at a quieter—but not disastrous—Tefaf Maastricht (Mar 2020)

Financial Times

The London gallery making space for contemporary African art (Feb 2020)

The Art Newspaper

No mega-buck deals, but Art Dubai dodges economic doldrums. Art Dubai 2019 (Mar 2019)

Arab News

Bringing the rich legacy of Nigeria’s famed Mbari Club to Art Dubai (Mar 2019)

Wallpaper*

Six artists not to miss at the Liverpool Biennial (Jul 2018)

Financial Times

Africa's growing art scene turns to private funding ( Nov 2017) 

The Times

The woman putting Lagos on the art map (Oct 2017)

The Village Voice

The 1:54 Fair Surveys the Multicultural — and Multifaceted — State of Contemporary Art in Africa (May 2017)

Financial Times

Artist draw global interest with social subjects (Nov 2016)

Arab News

Bringing the rich legacy of Nigeria’s famed Mbari Club to Art Dubai (Mar 2019)

Financial Times Weekend

African works discover a new world of patronage (Nov 2015)

Financial Times

Art Without Labels (Aug 2015)