Efie Gallery, now based in Alserkal Avenue, is a contemporary art space dedicated to African art and the diaspora. Since its founding in 2022, it has built a reputation for fostering dialogue across cultures through art..
Art Dubai Week’s programming this April is as dynamic, diverse and globally relevant as ever. Partnerships with Dubai Culture, Alserkal Avenue and Art Jameel consistently maintain a deep-rooted connection between Art Dubai and the art community in the city and its cultural origins, bolstered by ambitious programming in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah. .
Efie gallery, Dubai-based contemporary art gallery specialising in art and artists of African origin, has inaugurated an exhibition of the works of pioneering Malian artist Abdoulaye Konaté (Oct. 10 – Jan. 6). Titled ‘Sambadio’.
Despite disparate geographical, historical, and cultural backgrounds, a common thread is found in our relation to the earth...
Solace in soil is an exploration of the bipartite connection of artists’ and their mediums of choice where both Maggie Otieno (Nairobi, Kenya) and Dr. Mohamed Yousif (Sharjah, United Arab Emirates) are presented together for the first time..
With this calmness imbued with critical reading, curator Shamma Al Mheiri delved into her discussion about the exhibition ‘Solace in Soil’ by Emirati artist Dr. Mohamed Yousif and Kenyan sculptor Maggie Otieno, held at Efie Gallery in Dubai.….
Efie Gallery is honoured to announce ‘Solace in Soil’, a duo exhibition between renowned Emirati artist Dr. Mohamed Yousif (b. 1953) and Kenyan sculptor Maggie Otieno (b.1974), curated by Emirati curator Shamma Al Mheiri..
Efie Gallery’s typical audience is characterized by the broad diversity of Dubai” – equally comprised of returning locals and international visitors.
Running until May 27th at the Efiɛ Gallery in Dubai is “Elastic Visions,” a contemporary art exhibition curated by Faridah Folawiyo.
Ghana photography: Capturing a new nation coming to life – J.K. Bruce Vanderpuije’