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#SocialSolidarity COVID-19 Relief Initiatives, “US” Online Exhibition by Everard Read, A Solid Music Diary and More

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“With All The Freedom That We Have, What Are We Saying?”

Conversation with Jumoke Sanwo and Qudus Onikeku on the Lagos arts scene, cultural colonialism and…

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Investment Banker, Art Patron & Collector | Lives in Nigeria

"I first encountered the TSA Art Magazine in 2015 and appreciated it's emerging focus on contemporary art in Africa. As a collector and patron, I find the magazine current and uniquely resourceful, with particular emphasis on projecting hitherto unreported news about artists and their practices, as well as important industry issues on the continent. I do not doubt that with the deep insights that I have come to associate with the TSA, its future is assured"

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“With All The Freedom That We Have, What Are We Saying?”

Call for Applications: RAW Académie Session 8 “Tour de Table”

Call for Entries: CAP Prize 2020

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