Chika Okeke-Agulu is an artist, curator, and scholar whose work delves deeply into art and decolonization. His artistic and academic inquiries explore the relationship between creative expression and societal transformation, particularly within African contexts. Through his publications and curatorial endeavors, he contributes to a broader understanding of modernism and contemporary art, illuminating their political and cultural significance. His approach merges critical theory with a profound appreciation for artistic practice.
This book offers a comprehensive A-Z evaluation of over 300 modern and contemporary artists from Africa, highlighting the continent's burgeoning art scene and its increasing global recognition. It aims to create a more inclusive art history, building on the success of Phaidon's Great Women Artists.