1:54 Contemporary African Art
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Coming to West Harlem
1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair announced details of the 2023 annual New York edition, following the notable success of last year’s return to an in-person fair event in Harlem. The 2023 iteration will take place at Malt House in the Manhattanville Factory District, 429 West 127th Street, from Thursday, May 18 through Sunday, May 21,…
1:54 Contemporary African Art, 50 Golborne, AFIKARIS, African artists, art, art fair, artists of color, Black curators, contemporary artists, DADA Gallery, Duane Thomas Gallery, Eric Firestone Gallery, Fridman Gallery, Galerie Atiss Dakar, Galerie Carole Kvanevski, Galerie Cecile Fakhoury, Galerie Number 8, KATES-FERRI PROJECTS, kó, Kristin Hjellegjerde, LatchKey Gallery, Loeve&Co, Loft Art Gallery, LouiSimone Guirandou Gallery, Luce Gallery, Malt House, Manhattanville, Mehari Sequar Gallery, Nevlunghavn, New York City, Retro Africa, SEPTIEME Gallery, Spinello Projects, Superposition Gallery, THK Gallery, West Harlem, Wunika Mukan Gallery
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Artist Johnson Ocheja
Johnson Ocheja, born 1994 in Kogi, Nigeria. He currently lives in Cross-River State, Nigeria. He graduated from Kogi State University with a bachelor’s degree in statistics. He is a self-taught artist inspired – as he says – “by my environment, the beautiful and colourful people around me and some of the historical stories I was…
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WELL HELLO AFRICA 1:54
One continent with 54 countries. That’s what behind the art fair. The fair is located in Red Hook which took a long on this community but perseverance won the day and we have a fine art show. Above is a sampling of works with great artists represented by galleries around the globe. 1:54 New York…
1:54 Contemporary African Art, Angola, Belgium, Benin, Brooklyn, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Dave McKenzie, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Derrick Adams, Ethiopia, France, Ghana, Italy, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Morocco, Mozambique, Nigeria, Pioneer Works, Red Hook, Savona Bailey-McClain, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Togo, Tunisia, United Kingdom, USA, West Harlem Art Fund, Zimbabwe
West Harlem Art Fund 