PRIZM: Year 12 Recap

PRIZM and REVOLT joined forces to present PRIZM’s best art fair yet, featuring participating artists such as Robert Carter, Tabi Bonney, and Joseph Eze.

PRIZM Art Fair is an annual contemporary art fair that focuses on showcasing the work of artists from African and Afro-Diaspora communities. Established in 2013 and typically held during Miami Art Week, PRIZM aims to broaden the spectrum of representation within the global contemporary art market by spotlighting emerging, underrepresented, and established artists whose practices are tied to the cultures and narratives of the African Diaspora.

The fair provides an inclusive platform not only to exhibit artworks but also to foster critical dialogue through curated panels, artist talks, and community-based programming. In doing so, PRIZM seeks to champion cultural equity in the art world, broaden collectors’ awareness, and empower artists and galleries that share a commitment to the evolving canon of African Diaspora art practices.

The 2024 fair was anchored by PRIZM Panels, curated and hosted by Thomas James and coordinated by Heike Dempster, and concluded with an Art Week close-out party hosted by REVOLT HOUSE, featuring music by DJ Peexweezy, DJ Vybes, and Silent Addy.

Art Work from the Fair is available at PRIZM.com

2024 Prizm Art Fair Available Artwork

Stephen Abban Junior

Lawrence Baker

Tabi Bonney

Buck

David Buttram

Christopher Carter

Robert Carter

Mark Clennon

Michael Coleman

Michelle Drummond

Joseph Eze

Amber N. Ford

Marlon Forrester

Kirk Henriques

Mark Howard

Kokayi

Neec Nonso

Chinemerem Omeh

Olaniyi Omotayo

Lauren Pearce

Maxwell Pearce

Theadis Reagins

Charmaine Spencer

Eseraele Teklemariam

Antwoine Washington

Suleyman Wellings-Longmore

Sephora Woldu

Andre Woolery

Visit Prizm.art in the coming weeks to view a replay of tge various Prizm Panels and a Prizm 2024 recap video.

Prizm is thankful to have supported the National Memorial of Peace and Justice and Detroit Institute of the Arts acquisitions of works by Joseph Eze, Olaniyi Omotayo, and Robert Carter, represented by Dozie Arts.  Prizm is thankful for the Equal Justice Initiative and the DIA's support of these acquisitions and look forward to learning about their positioning in institutional exhibitions and community engagement that spark and continue critical dialogue around Africa and its Diaspora's contributions to our history, past, present, and future.