Akinsanya Kambon Solo Booth at Frieze New York 2026
Marc Selwyn Fine Art and Ortuzar are set to present a solo exhibition by Akinsanya Kambon at Frieze New York in 2026. This display will highlight Kambon's ceramic art that delves into themes of Pan-African spirituality and the historical narrative of Black resistance, alongside his own experiences as an activist. Born in 1946 in Sacramento, Kambon served in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam War, which significantly impacted his artistic journey. Additionally, on May 28, "Akinsanya Kambon: Soul Sessions" will debut at SculptureCenter and CARA in New York, showcasing his diverse artistic repertoire.
Key facts
- Marc Selwyn Fine Art and Ortuzar will present a solo booth of Akinsanya Kambon's sculptures at Frieze New York 2026.
- The booth features figurative ceramics depicting Pan-African spiritual traditions, Black resistance, and personal narratives.
- Kambon was born in 1946 in Sacramento, California.
- He served as a Marine Corps infantryman and combat illustrator in Vietnam.
- He joined the Sacramento chapter of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense as Lieutenant of Culture.
- On May 28, the survey 'Akinsanya Kambon: Soul Sessions' opens at SculptureCenter and CARA in New York.
- Kambon's practice includes drawing, painting, and sculpture.
Entities
Artists
- Akinsanya Kambon
Institutions
- Marc Selwyn Fine Art
- Ortuzar
- Frieze New York
- SculptureCenter
- Center for Art, Research and Alliances (CARA)
- Black Panther Party for Self-Defense
- United States Marine Corps
Locations
- Sacramento
- California
- Vietnam
- New York