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Tuesday, August 11, 2026 · No. 222

El Anatsui

All El Anatsui news curated by The Cultural Signal — real-time press release coverage across the global art world.

3 stories across Contemporary, London, El Anatsui, and Modern. Latest: White Cube Returns to Frieze Seoul With Hatoum, El Anatsui, Baselitz; Marina Rheingantz Solo Show Opens Concurrently.

White Cube Returns to Frieze Seoul With Hatoum, El Anatsui, Baselitz; Marina Rheingantz Solo Show Opens Concurrently

White Cube Returns to Frieze Seoul With Hatoum, El Anatsui, Baselitz; Marina Rheingantz Solo Show Opens Concurrently

White Cube is returning to the fifth edition of Frieze Seoul, taking place from September 2 to September 5, 2026, with works by a roster of international artists including Mona Hatoum, El Anatsui, Georg Baselitz, Sara Flores, Theaster Gates, Marguerite Humeau, Park Seo-Bo, Tesfaye Urgessa, Marina.

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Tate Receives 36 Artworks from Jorge M. and Darlene Pérez and Appoints New Senior Curator

Tate Receives 36 Artworks from Jorge M. and Darlene Pérez and Appoints New Senior Curator

Tate has received a donation of 36 works by artists from Africa and the African diaspora from collectors Jorge M. and Darlene Pérez.

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Tate Modern to Host First Major UK Exhibition of Nigerian Modernism in October 2025

Tate Modern to Host First Major UK Exhibition of Nigerian Modernism in October 2025

Tate Modern is staging the first UK exhibition to trace the development of modern art in Nigeria. Titled Nigerian Modernism, the show presents more than 250 works by over 50 artists from the 1940s to the 1990s, including Ben Enwonwu, Ladi Kwali, Uche Okeke and El Anatsui.

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