31 Project presents Georgina Maxim, Aviwe Plaatjie, and Pierre Segoh at AKAA Fair — Also Known As Africa

31 Project is dedicated to promoting African contemporary art scenes through multidisciplinary exhibitions of artists from the continent and the diaspora.

31 Project is dedicated to promoting African contemporary art scenes through multidisciplinary exhibitions of artists from the continent and the diaspora.

Pierre Segoh, 2021, Le premier jugement, peinture acrylique sur toile, 105 x 170 cm. Courtesy Pierre Segoh and 31 PROJECT
Georgina Maxim, 2022, Dear James Rodrick, textile, 120 x 82 cm © Nicolas Brasseur. Courtesy of Georgina Maxim and 31 PROJECT
Aviwe Plaatjie, 2022, Umoya wam, huile sur toile, 89 x 74 cm © Aviwe Plaajie. Courtesy of Aviwe Plaajie and 31 PROJECT

Gallery owner Charles-Wesley Hourde, specialized in classical arts from Africa, Oceania and America, partnered with Clémence Houdart, consultant and visual arts researcher, to create and develop a new autonomous branch dedicated to contemporary art. Together, they founded 31 Project.

At AKAA Fair — Also Known As Africa, Project 31 presents Georgina Maxim, Aviwe Plaatjie, and Pierre Segoh.

Courtesy of AKAA Fair — Also Known As Africa.

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