AVAILABLEKOFI DLAMINI Β· 2020
Echo of Return
Oil and indigo on linen Β· 170 Γ 63 cm

Saharan rock-art lineage in contemporary form.
An editorial gateway into the artists, works, and stories that define Libya's contribution to the contemporary African movement β assembled with curatorial care by NUA-ARTE.

TRIPOLI Β· LIBYA
Sade works between Tripoli and the broader North African scene. Working across painting, sculpture and mixed media, Sade's practice is a cornerstone of NUA-ARTE's programme for Libya.
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Kofi Dlamini
Tripoli, Libya
Amara Mutiso
Tripoli, Libya
Naima Nkomo
Tripoli, Libya
AVAILABLEKOFI DLAMINI Β· 2020
Oil and indigo on linen Β· 170 Γ 63 cm

NAIMA NKOMO Β· 2023
Bogolan textile on stretcher Β· 185 Γ 101 cm
AVAILABLENIARA OKAFOR Β· 2023
Archival pigment print Β· 142 Γ 143 cm

NIARA OKAFOR Β· 2022
Mixed media on canvas Β· 153 Γ 128 cm
AVAILABLEAMARA MUTISO Β· 2022
Mixed media on canvas Β· 135 Γ 74 cm
AVAILABLEKOFI DLAMINI Β· 2023
Acrylic and gold leaf Β· 163 Γ 102 cm


STORIES FROM LIBYA
Inside the studios shaping Libya's new visual grammar β where inherited symbols meet a contemporary register.
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VOICES FROM LIBYA
Saharan rock-art lineage in contemporary form. A conversation on lineage, material, and the pull of the north African horizon.
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NEW PERSPECTIVES FROM LIBYA
Curatorial notes on the emerging generation reframing Libya's cultural output for a global audience.
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Ongoing β March 2027
NUA-ARTE Pavilion Β· Tripoli

Sept 2026 β Jan 2027
Group show Β· touring North Africa

A curated, room-by-room virtual walk through the featured artist, emerging voices, and available works from Libya.