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1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Announces Exhibitors for Upcoming London Edition

News RoomBy News RoomJuly 29, 2026
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The 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, which was founded in London in 2013 and has since expanded with satellite editions in Marrakech and New York, announced 35 exhibitors for its next edition in the British capital this fall.

Scheduled for October 15–18 at Somerset House, alongside Frieze London and Frieze Masters, the fair will feature a focus on African modernists through curated booths and a 1-54 Presents’ spotlight exhibition titled “West Wind,” curated by the South African–Portuguese art historian Nancy Dantas. “Inspired by the 1966 song and epithet for African unity,” a press release reads, “the exhibition brings together the work of pioneering modern artists from across Africa.”

Touria El Glaoui, who founded the fair and serves as its director, told ARTnews, “Somerset House gave 1-54 its first stage in 2013. For our 14th London edition, we are turning our attention to the modernists whose work helped shape the histories we engage with today. Bringing them into conversation with contemporary artists gives us a fuller and more accurate account of African art.”

The full exhibitor list follows below.

Exhibitor Location(s)
16/16 Lagos
50 Golborne London
193 Gallery Paris; St. Tropez; Venice
Affinity Gallery Lagos
AFIKARIS Paris
albertz benda New York; Los Angeles
ArtTalks | Kanafani Gallery Cairo
Eclectica Contemporary Cape Town
ELLEPHANT Montreal
Errm Art Gallery Riyadh
Fabienne Levy Lausanne; Geneva; Zurich
FILAFRIQUES Geneva; Abidjan
First Floor Gallery Harare Harare
Galleria Anna Marra Rome
Gallery 1957 London; Accra
GALLERY BRULHART Geneva
Gallery Misr Cairo
Gillian Jason Gallery London
Guns & Rain Johannesburg
In Situ – fabienne leclerc Romainville
Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery London; Berlin; West Palm Beach
kumalo | turpin Johannesburg
Larkin Durey London
LIS10 Gallery Arezzo; Paris; Hong Kong
Loeve&Co Paris
Loft Art Gallery Casablanca; Marrakech
Maya Art Space Beirut
O’DA Art Lagos
October Gallery London
Perve Galeria Lisbon
The Gallery of Everything London
The Southern Art Hub London
THK Gallery Cape Town; Cologne
Tribe Gallery Geneva
Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix London
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