Our Work
Celebrating African Creativity and Collaboration
At GAAB Africa, we believe in the transformative power of art and the potential of our diverse cultural heritage. Our projects reflect our commitment to showcasing the richness of African creativity and fostering collaboration among artists across the continent.
Below are some of the outstanding projects and artists we’ve had the pleasure of working with.
Spotlight
Celebrating African Creativity and Collaboration
Painting the Africa We Want
Afro-Optimism Workshops
Art for Change Campaign
Art By Hamza Kimera - Uganda
Art By Shyaka Samuel - Rwanda
Art By Prince Moyo - Botswana
Art By Hamza Kimera - Uganda
Art By Shyaka Samuel - Rwanda
Art By Prince Moyo - Botswana
Art By Hamza Kimera - Uganda
Art By Shyaka Samuel - Rwanda
Art By Prince Moyo - Botswana
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some of the most common questions we receive. If your question isn’t listed here, feel free to contact us for more information.
GAAB Africa, or the Great African Art Banner, is a Pan-African initiative that uses visual art to capture and celebrate the rich cultural heritage and modern aspirations of the African continent.
Our mission is to promote Afro-optimism and showcase Africa’s artistic excellence as a tool for cultural diplomacy, unity, and economic growth.
This project is part of GAAB Africa’s vision, creating a 56-km-long art banner featuring contributions from artists across Africa, inspired by the African Union’s Agenda 2063.
Artists can submit their work to the Great African Art Banner by visiting our “Contact Us” page and sharing art that reflects African creativity and aspirations
The banner includes paintings, sculptures, and digital art, all celebrating Africa’s diversity and future-focused aspirations.
Yes, we welcome partnerships, financial support, and volunteers. Contact us to explore how you can get involved.
“If we have any role at all, I think it’s the role of optimism… the kind which is meaningful, one that is rather close to that notion of the world which is not perfect, but which can be improved.”
– Chinua Achebe
