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The Cité des Voyageurs in Nantes (France) is hosting the Angalia gallery for the Congo eye na Nantes (“Congo comes to Nantes”) exhibition to be held from 4 November 2014 to 9 January 2015. The exhibition is part of the city’s annual African festival called Casa Palabres. Nine artists (Chéri Benga,...
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Two auctions of contemporary African art are set to take place in Paris this autumn. African stories, Art contemporain africain will be held at PIASA on Tuesday 7 October and will be followed by Art contemporain - Scène africaine at Drouot under the hammer of Millon & Associés on...
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Amani Bodo makes his return with a half-man half-animal sapeur set against one of his famous backgrounds of sparkling colours. A surrealist, unsettling and highly inspired work!
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Angalia will show a selection of works by the gallery’s artists on 1-3 August at Foix in the Ariège area of France as part of the multidisciplinary Ingénieuse Afrique Festival. The festival will take place in Place Parmentier and will include entertainment, concerts, screenings and an African...
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Several sales of contemporary African art have been scheduled for 2014: Africa Now at Bonhams in London on 21 May; African Contemporary Photography , an online sale of photography run by The Auction Room from the UK on 28 May and Afrika in September in Paris at Millon - a...
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JP Mika’s news: the artist is currently putting together a personal exhibition that will be held at the Espace Bilembo in Kinshasa in September 2014. In the meanwhile, Angalia is proud to present his latest artwork: Mika and Mika. In the painting, Mika the painter grabs the microphone and Mika the...
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The Gainesville Harn Museum of Art is the venue until 23 March for an exhibition of the cultural heritage of the Kingdom of Kongo across the ages and on both sides of the Atlantic. The Kongo Across the Waters exhibition aims to show the connections between Kingdom of Congo artistic practices and...
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Papa Mfumu’Eto 1er, our famous artist-cartoonist-anthropologist, has just completed a stunning series of small works that use the possessions and ordinary consumer goods of the Congolese to depict their everyday lives. For once, products are the main subject of the paintings. Although they are...
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Kalao Gallery exhibits works by Congolese painters Chéri Samba, Pierre Bodo, Chéri Cherin and JP Mika as part of an exhibition titled "Popular Painting from Kinshasa" in Bilbao, Spain from 10th January to 26th April 2014. Kalao Gallery Arbolantxa 6 48001 Bilbao Spain...
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KIN-BABI, 29 Nov. 2013 to 18 Jan. 2014, Cécile Fakhoury Gallery, Abidjan, Ivory Coast The Cécile Fakhoury gallery presents works from the Congolese artists Steve Bandoma, Amani Bodo, Pierre Bodo, JP Mika, Kura Shomali, Monsengo Shula and Pathy Tshindele. See...
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Raymond Tsham is a rare and maybe even unique artist in his genre. Tsham uses a ball-point pen to create his artworks. He depicts indigenous arts, masks and statutes from Congo and elsewhere on drawing paper. Tsham's solely black and white drawings bear witness to an impressive technique. So...
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The 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair will take place in London in October and The Auction Room will hold an important auction of contemporary and modern African art on 18 October 2013. Angalia will be presenting Colonized by Steve Bandoma at the auction.
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The Musée du Montparnasse in Paris will host an exhibition of Pierre Bodo from 2 to 15 September 2013. The vernissage will be held on September 2. A great opportunity to discover new "visionary" works of the famous Congolese painter.
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The ASBL Dialogues is hosting an exhibition of 3 ‘popular painters’ in Lubumbashi (DRC), at GAC: JP Mika, Moke Fils and Alfi Alfa. The exhibition runs from 15 to 24 June 2013. In accordance with the meaning given by those who coined the term with Chéri Samba ahead, the terms ‘popular painting’...
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The Hanover Theaterformen Performing Arts Festival in Germany is focusing this year on Kinshasa. To illustrate Kinshasa life, they chose a painting of Chéri Chérin from Angalia’s collection as a poster of the 2013 edition (19.-30.06). "Race tenace à la terrasse" Chéri Chérin 2012, oil on...
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Angalia is delighted and proud to welcome Steve Bandoma, our top choice at the start of 2013. Bandoma recently showed his work at the Institut Français de Kinshasa (the exhibition was called Mutatis Mutandis). Read his profile and view a first selection of his works that are available to purchase...
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The 2013 edition of the Hanover Theaterformen Performing Arts Festival in Germany is focusing on Kinshasa. T-shirt Monthly, which produces a series of t-shirts for its subscribers (Das T-shirt Abo) has consequently selected JP Mika to illusrate Congolese pop art. Where else would you find a...
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The Baron Martin Museum in Gray (Haute-Saône) is hosting the Contemporary Congolese Painters exhibition, which brings together the works of Pierre Bodo, Amani Bodo, Bodo fils, Moke fils and Shula. The exhibition runs from 23 February to 21 April 2013. The official opening reception will be held at...
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According to Cranach and many others, Adam and Eve were white. But Amani Bodo believes that they were black. And to contrast even more with classical representations, Bodo depicts them in Cranach’s own style. We can see that Eve, with a fiery gaze and bright apple red lips, has clearly got the...
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Steve Bandoma
Chéri Benga
Amani Bodo
Pierre Bodo
Chéri Chérin
Gosette Lubondo
Francis Mampuya
Gaël Maski
JP Mika
Papa Mfumu’Eto 1er
Kura Shomali
Tsham
Freddy Tsimba
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