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1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Returns to New York for 12th Edition

festival-fair · 2026-05-16

The 12th edition of the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair will take place at the Starrett-Lehigh Building during Art Week in 2026, featuring over 20 galleries representing 12 nations. The event offers street access for a welcoming environment and includes a Moroccan lounge serving tea and snacks. Whitewall emphasizes five notable booths: Adegbola Gallery highlights the works of Nigeria-born artist Aaron Kudi; Blond Contemporary showcases Tafadzwa Masudi, Sulette van der Merwe, and Sophia Bounou; KATES-FERRI PROJECTS presents "Mirrored Histories and Woven Futures" featuring Damien Davis, Samuel Nnorom, and Dana Robinson; Filafriques exhibits pieces by Gavin Goodman, Alexis Peskine, Joseph Eze, and Reggie Khumalo; and Galerie Myrtis displays Lavett Ballard, Damilare Jamiu Kanyinsola, and Megan Lewis.

Key facts

  • 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair New York 2026 is the 12th edition
  • Held at Starrett-Lehigh Building during Art Week
  • Over 20 galleries from 12 countries participate
  • Partnership with Office National Marocain du Tourisme provides a Moroccan lounge
  • Adegbola Gallery debuts at the fair with Aaron Kudi
  • Blond Contemporary features Tafadzwa Masudi, Sulette van der Merwe, Sophia Bounou
  • KATES-FERRI PROJECTS presents Damien Davis, Samuel Nnorom, Dana Robinson
  • Filafriques shows Gavin Goodman, Alexis Peskine, Joseph Eze, Reggie Khumalo
  • Galerie Myrtis exhibits Lavett Ballard, Damilare Jamiu Kanyinsola, Megan Lewis

Entities

Artists

  • Aaron Kudi
  • Tafadzwa Masudi
  • Sulette van der Merwe
  • Sophia Bounou
  • Damien Davis
  • Samuel Nnorom
  • Dana Robinson
  • Gavin Goodman
  • Alexis Peskine
  • Joseph Eze
  • Reggie Khumalo
  • Lavett Ballard
  • Damilare Jamiu Kanyinsola
  • Megan Lewis
  • Muyiwa Williams
  • Dr Nancy Dantas
  • Aubrey Williams
  • Twins Seven Seven
  • Guido Llinàs
  • Frédérique Devaux Yahi
  • Roland Dorcély
  • Seyni Awa Camara
  • Tahia Halim
  • Inji Efflatoun
  • Zeinab Al-Saginy
  • Rabab Nemr
  • Gazbia Sirry
  • Larry Amponsah
  • Touria El Glaoui
  • Amina Rezki
  • Godfried Donkor
  • Eddy Kamuanga Ilunga
  • Romuald Hazoumè
  • Yacout Hamdouch
  • Nasreddine Bennacer
  • Souad Abdelrasoul
  • Gamal Elkheshen
  • Justin Dingwall
  • Ebenezer Samuel Akinola
  • Nedia Were
  • Larissa de Souza
  • Medhat Shafik
  • Ekene Emeka-Maduka
  • Beau Disundi Nzazi
  • Kimathi Mafafo
  • Tshepiso Moropa
  • Kuamen
  • David Damoison
  • Blessing Ntsikelelo Blaai
  • Lionel Tazvita Mbayiwa
  • Mellaney Roberts
  • Gloria Kiconco
  • Piloya Irene
  • Othello De'Souza-Hartley
  • Selassie Atadika

Institutions

  • 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair
  • Starrett-Lehigh Building
  • Office National Marocain du Tourisme
  • Whitewall
  • Adegbola Gallery
  • Blond Contemporary
  • KATES-FERRI PROJECTS
  • Filafriques
  • Galerie Myrtis
  • Somerset House
  • Frieze Week
  • Loeve&Co
  • The Gallery of Everything
  • ArtTalks | Kanafani Gallery
  • GALLERY BRULHART
  • Gillian Jason Gallery
  • O'DA Art
  • Galleria Anna Marra
  • Affinity Gallery
  • Loft Art Gallery
  • Gallery 1957
  • October Gallery
  • AFIKARIS
  • Gallery Misr
  • Eclectica Contemporary
  • albertz benda
  • Errm Art Gallery
  • Fabienne Levy
  • In Situ – fabienne leclerc
  • Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
  • THK Gallery
  • Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix
  • 16/16
  • ELLEPHANT
  • Maya Art Space
  • Tribe Gallery
  • Nando's
  • Spier Arts Trust
  • Borderlands Art
  • UNESCO
  • Midunu Institute
  • 50 Golborne
  • 193 Gallery
  • FILAFRIQUES
  • First Floor Gallery Harare
  • Guns & Rain
  • kumalo | turpin
  • Larkin Durey
  • LIS10 Gallery
  • Perve Galeria
  • The Southern Art Hub
  • Artplugged

Locations

  • New York
  • United States
  • United Kingdom
  • Caribbean
  • Africa
  • London
  • Cape Town
  • Brooklyn
  • Geneva
  • Baltimore
  • Nigeria
  • Zimbabwe
  • South Africa
  • Morocco
  • Somerset House
  • The Strand
  • Paris
  • France
  • Switzerland
  • Lagos
  • Rome
  • Italy
  • Casablanca
  • Accra
  • Ghana
  • Cairo
  • Egypt
  • Uganda
  • Kumasi

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