1-54 New York returns for its fourth edition at Pioneer Works, Brooklyn between the 4 – 6 May 2018. With 21 participating galleries, 7 special projects and an extensive public program, the fair will live up to its claim to create space for dialogue and exchange.
1-54 Special Projects Ralph Ziman. Photo: Ann Mbuti
In recent years, the art fair has not only made a name for itself in the international art hub New York. With Marrakech (since 2018) and London (2013) as other venues, 1-54 offers the year and the world a glimpse of what’s happening in the continent’s contemporary art scene and its diaspora. The 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair New York is on until 6th May.
1-54 Special Projects Ralph Ziman. Photo: Ann Mbuti
1-54 Special Projects Ralph Ziman.Photo: Ann Mbuti
Lawrence Lemaoana, Afronova Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Alighiero Boetti, Burning in Water Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Anton Kannemeyer, Huberty & Breyne Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Kassou Seydou, Galerie Cécile Fakhoury. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Aboudia, Jack Bell Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Omar Bey, Elmarsa Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Yinka Shonibare MBE, James Cohan Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Dimitri Fagbohoun, Officine dell’Immagine. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Rachid Koraïchi & Peju Alatise. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Phoebe Boswell, Sapar Contemporary. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Kyle Meyer, Yossi Milo Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Pieter Hugo, Yossi Milo Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Sanlé Sory, Yossi Milo Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Ibrahim El-Salahi, Vigo Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Uthman Wahaab (left), Sapar Contemporary; Rikki Wemega-Kwawu, Aicon Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Admire Kamudzengerere with Rachel Monosov, Catinca Tabacaru Gallery. Photo: Ann Mbuti
Malala Andrialavidrazana (left) & Emo de Medeiros, 50 Golborne. Photo: Ann Mbuti
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