In 2026, contemporary African art is no longer content to break auction records; it is redrawing the boundaries of luxury and global lifestyle. Driven by an influential diaspora and unprecedented digitalization, this market is now a key pillar of international creation.
L’Arlequin cinema is set to vibrate to the rhythm of the 13th edition of Nollywood Week, to be held from May 6 to 10, 2026. Under the patronage of actor and director Thomas Ngijol, this not-to-be-missed event promises an unprecedented immersion in the creative effervescence of Nigeria and its neighbors.
The Art Basel & UBS 2026 report is the essential strategic compass for deciphering the profound changes taking place in the global art market. For African lifestyle creators and entrepreneurs, these analyses offer an essential roadmap for transforming local talent into international commercial success.
On Thursday March 5, Ciné Club Afro and MUBI celebrate African cinematic heritage at UGC Odéon-Danton. On the program: a screening of the cult film Touki Bouki in 4K and a privileged discussion with Djibril Diop Mambéty’s close friends and family.
Dak’Art 2026: from November 19 to December 19, Senegal celebrates African artistic excellence. A historic event to reaffirm Dakar as the world’s creative capital and a major crossroads for the cultural industries.
A renowned architect, Loeb Fellow at Harvard in 2025 and curator of the Sharjah Triennale, Tosin Oshinowo embodies the new generation of African designers who are no longer content to imitate Western models.
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