Modern Art and Contemporary Art in Africa

Kunst Transit Berlin is a privat art collection of Michael Drechsler.

Kunst Transit Berlin is a forum for African modernism and contemporary art in Africa.

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from 1st to 28th of February 2019

for all works of art, with the exception of the expressionist works of Luis Meque, John Edward Ochoch-Ameny, Sane Wadu and John Yoga.

For special informations about same works of art in the collection you can contacting us directly.

We

. represent Artists and Works of Art from East Africa, West Africa, and Southern Africa;

. introduce one work of art from the collection every month in our Kunstwerk des Monats (Artwork of the Month - only in german);

. facilitate A New Assessment of African Modernism and Contemporary African Art, independent of art markets and entrenched valuations.

In our archives you will find information about publications and exhibitions of Kunst Transit Berlin.

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Click on the image in the middle of the website to get more information about the artwork.

Collection for African Modernism and Contemporary African Art

We offer the following services:

Monthly Artletter (in german), including the Artwork of the Month. If you want to subscribe to the Artletter with the Artwork of the Month, please click here.

. Downloadable Essays on African Modernism and Contemporary African Art and Culture (in german). For instance: “Blomefield and Tengenenge”; “Murals in Kenya”.

. Information on African Art and Tips for building your own collection.

- The new website www.ktb-photography.com is the photo page of www.kunst-transit-berlin.de is there.
KTB Photography shows documentary photos from different African regions and time sections, as well as artistic photos series dealing with the topic of Africa.

The Origin of the Collection of Michael Drechsler

Stimulated by the exhibition “Horizonte” (Horizons) – the first major presentation of African Modernism and contemporary African art in Germany – I traveled to Africa for the first time in 1977. Visiting several cities in Kenya, I soon found myself enthralled by the often bizarre murals and advertising signs. More...