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DEKAT Magazine is the custodian of Afrikaans Culture. Well known for exceptional photography and design, the 2022 luxury edition will delight you. You will find topical lead articles, lifestyle articles focusing on art, culture, design and décor, motoring, food and wine and travel. In addition, we find hidden stories, meet extraordinary people and share divine recipes with you. The 320-page book is a unique window into the lives of the Bohemians and the Eccentrics living on the Southern tip of Africa.
DEKAT Magazine is the custodian of Afrikaans Culture. Well known for exceptional photography and design, the 2022 luxury edition will delight you. You will find topical lead articles, lifestyle articles focusing on art, culture, design and décor, motoring, food and wine and travel. In addition, we find hidden stories, meet extraordinary people and share divine recipes with you.
The 320-page book is a unique window into the lives of the Bohemians and the Eccentrics living on the Southern tip of Africa.
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Two South African art galleries feature prominently in the Contemporary African Art world, Goodman Gallery<br />
and Stevenson, with exhibitions that are often accompanied by informative publications. Stevenson’s 9 Weeks<br />
(2015) and 9 More Weeks (2018) documented interviews with their impressive list of contemporary African<br />
artists, including Serge Alain Nitegeka, Mawande Ka Zenzile, Pieter Hugo, Nicholas Hlobo, Nandipha<br />
Mntambo, Dineo Seshee Bopape and Meleko Mokgosi in the first publication, and Dada Khanyisa, Zander<br />
Blom, Bronwyn Katz, Kemang Wa Lehulere, Guy Tillim, Mame-Diarra Niang, Claudette Schreuders, Simphiwe<br />
Ndzube and Portia Zvavahera in the second. Most of these artists are now household names on the international<br />
art circuit, often being included in biennales and enjoying solo exhibitions at prominent galleries and museums<br />
all over the world. Goodman Gallery represents an equally impressive list of contemporary African artists:<br />
Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze, Ghada Amer, Kudzanai Chiurai, Haroon Gunn-Salie, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Kapwani<br />
Kiwanga, Gerald Machona, Mounir Fatmi, Misheck Masamvu, Moshekwa Langa and Nelisiwe Xaba are often<br />
included in its shows at the Basel Art Fair and Frieze in London.<br />
An internet search of the top 10 Contemporary African Art galleries lists Goodman Gallery first, followed by<br />
Afriart Gallery (Kampala, Uganda), First Floor Gallery (Harare, Zimbabwe), Banana Hill Art Gallery (Nairobi,<br />
Kenya), Zoma Contemporary Art Centre (Addis Ababa, Ethiopia), Omenka Gallery (Lagos, Nigeria), Eureka<br />
Gallery (Abidjan, Ivory Coast), Gallery El Marsa (El Marsa, Tunisia), Zamalek Art Gallery (Cairo, Egypt) and<br />
the Matisse Art Gallery (Marrakesh, Morocco).<br />
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