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Ben Ibebe, African artist is proud to announce his first solo show from 12-16 March 2013 in co-operation with 99 Mount Street Gallery, Mayfair, London.

The soulful sights and sounds of fine art, hip hop and jazz at Avenue D

Art Africa Set as Cultural Hub for Artist from the African Global Diaspora

Fair to serve as cultural epicenter of Art Basel 2012 with grand lineup of events

Afrik-Boutik announces the arrival of their exciting new line of collector’s edition African Masks

African art collectors and enthusiasts, alike who are looking for extraordinary and unique African decorative and gift items, will be delighted with the launch of Mission-Africa.net.

Michel Delgado joins 200 artists and artisans at the joint Contemporary Art Fair NYC/American Craft Show NYC the weekend before Thanksgiving at 39th Street and 11th Avenue in New York City. Children under 10 enter free.

Leading retailer specializing in African Art, Gifts and Home Decor since 2003, to offer a wide array of luxury travel packages to 6 African countries.

Christian greeting cards are in high demand. Chelsea Marie Johnson's new website, bridges the gap between top quality faith based greeting cards & consumer demand.

The drama and diversity of Africa’s culture will be featured throughout Delray Beach, as different venues collaborate for a multi‐location exhibit and series of events that opens February 3rd and continues through Black History Month.

After years of evaluating restaurants for its Paris Insights newsletter, Discover Paris! is taking its reviews to a new level! The eleven-year-old travel planning service is launching a new series of articles entitled “Art and Food Pairings™”.

In life very few people have the ability to truly master a technique, and fewer still have the ability to teach others the technique once they have mastered it. Jose Kamena is one of those rare individuals that has the ability to do as well as teach.

The one truth that all painters share is that they all begin with a blank canvas. It is their imagination and their ability that leads to the creation of a masterpiece. Benela Desauguste has mastered the art of transforming his vision into reality.

Throughout time there have always been advances in the techniques and mediums that artist have utilized in the creations of their great works. Bers Grandsinge is one such pioneer, in his never ending pursuit of self expression and self improvement

Through understanding the culture of others, we are better able to relate to one another. It is this belief that led to the establishment of events such as Visions Extraordinaire, giving people a chance to come together to encounter diverse cultures.

It is not always those that have the most that are the ones that achieve greatness, but often those that do the most with what they have. Painter Albert Tuzolana is definitely an example of the latter. Come experience his passion captured on canvas.

Sokomaasai showcases handcrafted designs inspired by African tradition passed down for generations. Sokomaasai will be at Ambiente 2010 in Frankfurt, Germany. Discussing African art with experts turning living and dining into a ritual.

Lotus Masks, an online supplier of exotic Tibetan, Indonesian & African Masks has announced the launch of new products, masks, and statues to its website.

African masks come in many different styles. African art is becoming the fashion trends. African masks on the market are the new craze when it comes to decorating rooms with African motif.

View works of intense visual appeal in this exhibition of contemporary African art

Avenue Blue Decor today announces a line of African home ideas. The first of many collectibles from Far Eastern Decor, European Decor and Shabby Elegance Decor just to name a few.

« D’Addis et d’ailleurs » offers a wide range of ornamental artifacts and curios originating from traditional tribal and religious arts.

Matheson's AA Auction of Melbourne, FL will offer a major Napoleonic period collection of weaspons and artifacts, selections from a pre-Columbian and African art collection and original art by Faulkner, Leroy and Greuze.