Episode #48 with Onyinye Anyaegbu, Executive Director of ARTSPLIT, which is an art trading technology company driven by one common goal; enhancing the investment status of African art by allowing users to co-own rare and valuable artworks on a platform that guarantees price discovery and market liquidity.

Their mission is to position African art & artists as the preferred alternative investment choice by developing the African art ecosystem through technology and co-ownership.

What We Discuss With Onyinye Anyaegbu

What would you say about the current state of African art?
What are the key distinctions between the new and old African art worlds?
Do you think African art is fairly valued?
How do you value art in general—and African art in particular—from your point of view?
What, in your opinion, has sparked or driven the recent huge surge in interest in African art?
And much more...

Full show notes and resources can be found here: Unlocking Africa show notes

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The Boom in African Art. African Artists and Innovative Platforms Shaking up the Global Art Scene with Onyinye Anyaegbu