M-Bassy Hamburg
Discover what went down at Nataal’s More Aphrike salon with M.Bassy in Hamburg

Yaa Gyasi
The acclaimed young author discusses her powerful debut novel, Homegoing, and its comment on US race relations

Yinka Shonibare
The celebrated British Nigerian artist unveils his first exhibited work in Lagos, Wind Sculpture VI

Andrew Dosunmu
As Nataal’s special project at AKAA opens, we introduce the artists

Namsa Leuba
Gallery Talks: Namsa Leuba's photography explores the crossroads between Africa and Europe

Mediterranea
Jonas Carpignano’s portrayal of the plight of African illegal immigrants in southern Italy

Tigray
In this first of our three-part series of Ethiopian Tales, photographer Rudi Geyser explores Tigray

Athi-Patra Ruga
Gallery Talks: Displaced characters fuel this artist's epic stories of the promised land

Sharjah Biennial Dakar
The ambivalence of water as explored at the Sharjah Biennial 13: Tamawuj project in Dakar

The high life
South African photographer Jonathan Wood goes into the wilds in the Kingdom of Lesotho

Serge Attukwei Clottey
One of Ghana’s most socially engaged contemporary artists invites Nataal into his Accra studio

Chris Saunders
As Nataal’s special project at AKAA opens, we introduce the artists

Ethiopia Skate
Ethiopian Tales: the skateboarding crew inspiring the country’s youth to conquer Addis Ababa’s streets

Joy Rides
Soweto gets moving with a little help from Fixin Diaries and Thesis Lifestyle

LagosPhoto 2015
Photographer Chris Saunders documents his experience of Nigeria's photo festival

We Must Not Be Looking
The photographer’s exhibition at WhatIfTheWorld gallery in Johannesburg explodes the language of race in South Africa

AKAA
Nataal’s top 10 highlights from the AKAA art fair in Paris

Durimel
As Nataal’s special project at AKAA opens, we introduce the artists

Turn Heads
Lakin Ogunbanwo’s second solo show at What If The World in Cape Town

Cristina de Middel
In the first of our series of Gallery Talks the Spanish artist takes the hot seat

Tunisian Art
A young generation are driving the country’s cultural voice

Zohra Opoku
Gallery Talks: The Accra-based artist in conversation with the African Artists’ Foundation

Nest
The Nest collective is nurturing Nairobi’s creative industries with its revolutionary output

 

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