The Art Assembly, the affiliation of many major international art shows and festivals, plans to launch a brand-new art fair in Tokyo – Tokyo Gendai – on July 7-9, 2023. Let’s get down to some essential details.
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JD Malat Gallery will host the debut solo exhibition by Harare-born artist Tega Tafadzwa on October 12. Titled “RWENDO – WHICH MEANS JOURNEY,” it will feature 15 new paintings exploring the stories of people who went through “marginalization” and had to cope with the challenges of so-called “othering.” The debut exhibition is curated in collaboration with Africa First and will be on view from October 12 to November 7 2022.