Giving artists a stage.
Every year we discover talent in studios, schools and biennials across the continent, and give them the means to exhibit, sell and be documented.

Fadelle Institut reveals artists from the continent and its diasporas, safeguards its heritage and carries it to the world.
We believe African art is not told through patterns but through gazes: those of the artists, the artisans and the audiences who meet them.
A gallery, exhibition venue and cultural platform, Fadelle Institut supports artists, advises collectors and opens its doors to every audience.
Each month our committee selects original, certified works ready to join your collection.
Full galleryPainting, textile, reverse glass, sacred art: we show African creation across the full range of its techniques.

Every year we discover talent in studios, schools and biennials across the continent, and give them the means to exhibit, sell and be documented.
Ancestral skills are not relics. Workshops, masterclasses and talks pass them on to new generations of artists and audiences.
Fairs, biennials, institutional partnerships: we bring the institute's artists where the international gaze is shaped.
“Pattern becomes a wall, an architecture.”
Openings, masterclasses, fairs: the life of the institute, following the artistic seasons.
Full agendaAcquisition, advisory, art rental, curation: tailored support from a first purchase to a corporate collection.
Original works selected by our committee, certified and delivered with care, in Cameroon and abroad.
DetailsTailored guidance to build, document and enhance a private or corporate collection.
DetailsRental, sale and hanging of artworks for offices, hotels and hospitality spaces. Rotation available.
DetailsDesign, production and interpretation of exhibitions, from concept to installation, for institutions and brands.
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Painters, sculptors, craftspeople, photographers: join a demanding yet supportive network and present your work to collectors worldwide.

Budget, authenticity, conservation, certificates: our advice for starting a collection with confidence.

Meeting the Malian artist on the eve of her exhibition “Earths”.

How Kasai velvets nourished twentieth-century abstraction.