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unx-art in the media

From press features and podcasts to editorial coverage and event launches, here’s how unx-art is being recognized worldwide.

DakArt News: Africa Basel Debuts: A New Platform of Possibility in the Heart of the Global Art Circuit

unx-Art presentsThe Year of the Knot by Helen Nzete—bas-reliefs where knots become metaphors for trauma and healing—and Clément Gbegno’s dreamlike paintings of intertwined bodies and cords...

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rfi: Spotlight on Africa Podcast

Spotlight on Africa spoke with Benjamin Füglister, one of the two co-founders of the event, an artist and cultural entrepreneur born in Switzerland, and now the director of Africa Basel, as well as Sarah Hachi-Duchêne, curator at unx-art, as they opened the first days of the event in Basel...

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LEADERSHIP NEWS NIGERIA: Nigerian artist Helen Nzete is featuring at the maiden edition of Africa Art Basel in Switzerland, a new platform of Art Basel, focused on contemporary African Art.

As artists signed to the gallery, unx-art is showcasing Nzete’s artwork ‘Generosity of Spirit’ (2025) and Togolese artist, Clément Ayikoué Gbegno mixed media work, ‘Glimmer of Hope’ via the exhibition ‘Held In Memory, Forged In Form’ at the Africa Art Basel.

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Africa Basel: A New Chapter in the Global Contemporary Art Landscape

Africa Basel is a new platform dedicated to showcasing... unx-art is a digital-native curatorial platform with a focus on emerging artists who challenge dominant narratives...

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Matter of Now Exhibition in Freetown

unx-art’s latest group exhibition brings powerful new voices from Nigeria to Sierra Leone, exploring identity, memory, and cross-cultural dialogue through contemporary art...

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THIS DAY LIVE: A Case for Poetic Print and Brush Strokes in Abuja

This is one reason why the Abuja art community should warm up to the coffee-table book, Of Souls, Ascents, & Stillness, which has been painstakingly put together by one of its own, Sor Sen, under the direction of Sarah Hachi-Duchêne, the editorial director of Art Ubuntu, the book’s publishing company, as well as an art enthusiast, Miguel Triantafillo

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