Severino Braccialarghe
"Springbok running"
Sculpture - Bronze | 4,7x9,8 in
407,89 $
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Contemporary Africa Sculptures are a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Africa, showcasing a diverse range of artistic expression. These sculptures are made using a variety of materials such as wood, metal, stone, and clay. What sets these sculptures apart from other forms of art is their ability to convey powerful messages through their form, texture, and symbolism.
©2007 Severino Braccialarghe
Origins and History
Contemporary Africa Sculptures have a rich and complex history that dates back to the pre-colonial era. These sculptures were used for religious, social, and political purposes and were made from various materials such as wood, metal, and clay. Many of these sculptures were created during the 19th century and the early 20th century, a period marked by colonialism and the subsequent fight for independence. During this time, artists played a pivotal role in shaping the cultural identity of Africa, and their work reflected the struggles and triumphs of the African people. Today, contemporary African sculptures continue to evolve and reflect the changing social and political landscape of the continent.
©2023 Emmanuel Okoro
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
The evolution of contemporary African sculptures has been a remarkable journey that reflects the diverse and rich cultures of the African continent. These sculptures have undergone significant changes over the years, as artists have explored new techniques and materials to create unique masterpieces that tell stories of the African people. The importance of these sculptures in the contemporary art market cannot be overstated, as they have become highly sought-after pieces that are collected by art enthusiasts worldwide.
©2024 Christophe Milcent
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary African sculpture has become increasingly popular in recent years, with many artists gaining recognition for their work. One such artist is El Anatsui, a Ghanaian sculptor known for his large-scale installations made from recycled materials. His works often explore themes of identity, memory, and cultural heritage, and have been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world.
Another notable artist is Sokari Douglas Camp, a Nigerian sculptor based in the UK. Her works often incorporate elements of traditional African art, as well as contemporary materials like steel and glass. Her sculptures explore themes of gender, politics, and cultural identity, and have been exhibited in galleries and museums across Europe and the US.
Yinka Shonibare is another artist who has gained international recognition for his work exploring themes of colonialism, race, and identity. His sculptures often incorporate African textiles, which he uses to create intricate patterns and designs. His works have been exhibited in prominent galleries and museums around the world, including the Tate Modern in London and the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art in Washington, DC.
Finally, the South African artist William Kentridge is known for his animated films and installations, which often explore themes of memory, history, and social justice. His works incorporate a wide range of media, including drawing, printmaking, and sculpture, and have been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world.
These artists, and many others like them, have helped to shape the contemporary African sculpture scene, and their works continue to inspire and challenge audiences around the world.
©2018 Abou Sidibé Artist represented by Galerie SAGA
Notable contemporary Africa Sculptures
Contemporary African sculpture is a vibrant and diverse art form that has gained global recognition in recent years. Here are some notable examples:
"The Thinker" by El Anatsui, created in 2010. This sculpture is made from recycled metal and wire, and is characteristic of Anatsui’s signature style of transforming everyday materials into monumental works of art.
"Tree of Life" by Yinka Shonibare, created in 2013. This sculpture is a colorful and intricate depiction of an African baobab tree, and is meant to symbolize the interconnectedness of all living things.
"Leopard" by Sokari Douglas Camp, created in 2003. This sculpture is a dynamic and powerful representation of the African leopard, and is made from welded steel.
"Mask Series" by Romuald Hazoumè, created in 2006. This series of sculptures features masks made from discarded gasoline canisters, and is a commentary on the impact of oil production on African society.
"The African Family" by Ndidi Emefiele, created in 2019. This sculpture is a vibrant and colorful depiction of an African family, and is made from mixed media including fabric, beads, and paint.
These contemporary African sculptures are just a few examples of the rich and diverse artistic tradition that continues to thrive on the continent. Each work of art tells a unique story and offers insight into the complex and multifaceted nature of African culture and identity.
Abou Sidibé
"La grande traversée de Tombouctou."
Sculpture - Bronze | 38,6x8,7 in
1 962,3 $
Manuel Solà
"Cap7"
Sculpture - Metals | 13,4x9,5 in
3 793,41 $
Bernard Sabathé
"Mine de "Riens""
Sculpture - Wood | 13,8x22,1 in
3 912,47 $
Antoinette Rozan
"Brazzaville"
Sculpture - Bronze | 13,4x9,5 in
6 946,32 $
Andreas Loeschner-Gornau
"Caspar"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 15,4x9,8 in
2 858,87 $
Baptiste P-L
"SANDMAN"
Sculpture - Resin | 23,6x16,5 in
1 522,44 $
Prints available
Alain Platet
"Oracle 1"
Sculpture - Wood | 45,7x14,6 in
3 036,05 $
Kebe
"Masque Grebo de la cote d'ivoire KA22MG04"
Sculpture - Wood | 29,5x9,8 in
274,5 $
Carys Dejesus
"The Green Léopard"
Sculpture - Plaster | 10x4 in
136 $
Innocent Nolla Makon
"Masque bassa"
Sculpture - Wood | 11,8x3,9 in
1 030,76 $
Pierre Lamblin
"TheKing"
Sculpture - Aluminium | 51,2x43,3 in
Sold
Emmanuel Okoro
"Afro Beauty"
Sculpture - Clay | 29,5x6,5 in
4 152,97 $
Alain Cousin
"ORIGINE 6"
Sculpture - Resin | 17,7x17,7 in
Not For Sale
Marco
"BERBER GIRL"
Sculpture - Bronze | 15,8x8,7 in
1 526,85 $
Henry Munyaradzi
"Orphan"
Sculpture - Stone | 13,4x6,7 in
7 002,55 $
Didier Mori
"Ll'Egyptienne"
Sculpture - Cardboard | 22,8x9,5 in
Not For Sale
Hasan Cingiz
"Cingiz’s gypsies also leaped out of the canvas."
Sculpture - Spray paint | 13,8x9,8 in
38 925,21 $
Monique Schoonenburg (MSC)
"Masaï enfants"
Sculpture - Paper maché | 11,8x11,8 in
330,72 $
Maroschka Gillotte
"Strength"
Sculpture - Spray paint | 17,7x5,9 in
1 220,37 $
Catali
"tribal"
Sculpture - Clay | 8,5x2,2 in
234,81 $
Thierry Corpet (Raymond X)
"Jungle fever"
Sculpture - Wood | 15x9,5 in
On Request
Boureima Ouedraogo
"L'envolée"
Sculpture - Bronze | 13,4x5,9 in
Sold
Valérie Moreau (VALEM)
"Cambrée"
Sculpture - Bronze | 48,4x15,8 in
On Request
Christophe Milcent
"African godess"
Sculpture - Metals | 31,5x19,7 in
4 799,92 $
Jean-Claude Singla
"Mama Ya Samba"
Sculpture - Metals | 16,1x8,3 in
895,16 $
Donatho Krohne
"African Liberty"
Sculpture - Stone | 16,5x11 in
661,45 $
Zako
"Mon ami le grand âne 2"
Sculpture - Bronze | 9,8x11,8 in
1 150,92 $
Lucart
"Soudan-Soudan sud"
Sculpture - Stainless Steel | 15x9,7 in
1 046,19 $
Armelle Colombier
"Petit masque trois pics"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 14,2x4,7 in
Sold
Stéphane Jocardes (Léla (1991))
"l'Eclat de DUAFE"
Sculpture - Engraving | 12x12 in
1 021,94 $
Isabelle Fisson
"Abeba"
Sculpture - Clay | 20,1x13 in
Not For Sale
Roberto Canduela
"African head 2"
Sculpture - Metals | 16,1x9,8 in
4 017,2 $
René Jean Amba
"LES CHOSES DU VILLAGE."
Sculpture - Metals | 31,9x21,3 in
Not For Sale
Ertuğrul Yeşil
"FANTASTIK MODEL"
Sculpture - Acrylic | 11,8x2 in
Not For Sale
