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Leslie Lumer
Country: Liberia
Style: Realist,
Medium: Oil on Canvas
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Paintings
1. Aim High
2. Christmas Eve
3. Invitation to dinner
4. Monrovia Water train
5. Fishing village
Hannah Uzor
Country: Zambia
Style: FIgurative, Abstract, Contemporary
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Fun Fact: Hannah’s African heritage is evident in her works through the use of vibrant earthy colours. Her works have exciting and unique themes that depict her view of life, social interactions and spirituality
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Paintings
1. Afrika
2. My Genesis
3. Chinese Whispers
4. Rythm of Life
Gary Frier
Country: South Africa
Style: Realist, Abstract, Surrealist, Contemporary
Medium: Mixed, Oil on Canvas
Fun Fact: Gary has also created and produced a 2minute short film based on Edgar Allan Poe’s poem Anabelle Lee
Quote:He derives inspiration from working with different forms of media; his work, he says is a constant reminder of self and where he is.
Paintings
1. Contemplation
2, Don’t Tell the Man that Carries You He Stinks
3.Fragile / Breekbaar
4. Trouble Makes the Monkey Eat Hot Peppers
5. Rattlegat Reen Musiek
6. Koekenaap Soutpad
Chenjerai Collins Mutasa
Country: Zimbabwe
Style: Scupture
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Ismalia Fatty
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Country: The Gambia
Style: Abstract
Medium: Dye on Fabric
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Works:
1. Inside energy
2. Shield for peace 21
3. Shield of Peace 23
4. Shield for peace 8
5. Shield for Peace 7
Hassan MSaka
Country: Tanzania
Style: Realism, Abstract
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Fun Fact: he considers his paintings as playing with colours
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Paintings
1. Gangamala ( No Easy Task)
2. First Born
3. TIme is changes
4. Wake Up Africa
Yahia Turki alias Yahia Ben Mahmoud El Hajjem
Country: Tunisia
Style: Realist
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Fun Fact: he is considered the father of Tunisian Painting
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Paintings
1. Nu Assis
2. untitled
3.La Hara de Tunis, Soir de Shabbat
4. Rue animée à Tunis
Mambakwedza Mutasa
Country: Zimbabwe
Style: Abstract, Sculpting
Medium: Stone, Wood and Metal
Fun Fact: Mutasa’s sculptures combine wood, stone and metal to reflect spiritual and political realities
Quote: Inspired by the creator to create, a sheep to the shepherd, an instrument to glorify his living word in the spirit of Jesus Christ , a mirror to his Godliness, as to bring consciousness of the presence of the present things
Sculptures
1; man on the mirror
2. The Model
3. Stubborn
4. Fallen Angel
Leopold Segueda Segson
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Country: Burkina Faso
Style: stencils, textile paintings, Caricatures
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Fun Fact:He rebelled against his family`s expectations and asserted his future career as an artist at the tender age of eighteen. His mother then placed him under the pupillage of painter Zare Fayssal