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My favorite way to win an auction...
Click on the link below to sign up!!
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Click on the logo above to go to the Stanford University African Art Portal
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CLICK HERE to go to the website of Floros and Sigrid
Katsouros. Passionate collectors of African art and
especially of Lobi sculpture.
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I love this site.
It is a subscription service, but it allows you to search through
auction results from various auction houses around the world. I
find it a great resource!
CLICK HERE to go to the Artfact main page
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Click on the logo to the left to go to the Culture
Kiosque.
It's an interesting website I came across with
lots of exhibition reviews from shows across
Europe, a calendar of upcoming exhibitions
around the world and much more. It's an
interesting site to check out!
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Interesting site with a LOT of links to pictures and information on
African Art. Take some time to scroll down through the links and click
on a few. There are some interesting pictures of masks being
danced, images of items, maps of areas and much more...
CLICK HERE to go to the African Art resources
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www.africart.net
A really good site with a lot of great
reference materials and information
about the objects in his collection.
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"Tribal, ritual, ethnic, ethnographic,
classical, traditional, antique, "primitive",
negro-art from black Africa"
Click on the image to the left to go to Paul
Nieuwenhuysen's site with a lot of great links
and information on African Art
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TRIBAL
A fantastic publication that I highly recommend subscribing to. They
also have quite a few online articles.
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Tribal Arts message board
Interesting posting site for Tribal Arts news, shows, etc.
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African Arts is a quarterly journal devoted to
the plastic and graphic arts of Africa, broadly
defined to encompass sculpture in wood, metal,
ceramic, ivory, and stone, and less familiar
work in fiber, hide, mud, and other materials.
Included in this mandate are architecture, arts
of personal adornment, contemporary fine and
popular arts, and the arts of the Africa
diaspora. In addition, the journal encourages
dialogue on other forms of African expressive
culture: film, theater, dance, and music.
Click here to go to their Back Issues page
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Tribal Art Forum
Tribal Art Forum, dedicated to tribal arts of the world, where collectors can
share their enthusiasm for these beautiful, magical objects.
Check out the essays and the discussion forums!
Click here to go to the Tribal Art Forum home page.
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Explodingdog.com
I really love this site and I love the things that Sam Brown draws.
It's a fun diversion from every day life and worth checking out!
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Caption -
"Anyone can slay a dragon, he told
me, but try waking up every morning &
loving the world all over again.
That's what takes a real hero."
Come on in & imagine the world with
artist & storyteller
Brian Andreas
I love his artwork and stories
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Moyo Okediji
Moyo Okediji is a good friend of mine, he is a professor of visual arts at the
University of Colorado at Denver and curator of African, African American,
and Oceanic arts at the Denver Art Museum as well as an accomplished
artist and author.
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www.leoafricanus.net
is a website currently under
development by my friend Lee
who is also the co-founder of
the African Arts and Culture
discussion group.
Lee is constantly working on
his site and adding new
information all the time. Check
back from time to time to see
the progress.
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An interesting site. It contains photographs of artworks from various
cultures taken in different venues around the world by David S.
Cooper.
CLICK HERE or on the logo above to go to
www.litupart.com
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Fragments of Africa
The website for a private collection of
African art, the "Suaga Collection", by
Andrew Turley.
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"Known for their rich cultural traditions and ceremonial arts, the Bamiléké
people reside in western Cameroon. Funeral ceremonies are one of the
most important ceremonies for the Bamiléké people. In exploring this site,
it is our hope that you will gain a greater understanding of the Bamiléké
people and the importance of these ceremonies to their way of life."
CLICK HERE to go to the website
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Reciprocal Links
PainterGallery.com
A comprehensive list of galleries, artists and painters listed by type. Just click on the African Art
link from the main menu.
Pan-Africa
A fantastic resource!! Links to private collections, galleries, dealers, photos, museums,
discussion forums and much more!
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Reciprocal Links
Africa and more.com takes pride in providing excellent service and quality ethnographic and
tribal artifacts on line.
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Artwork in different styles and media. Website offers a wide variety of features and services that
enable customers and artists to buy and sell art. http://www.gallery-worldwide.com/
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