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A century of African art: the Soubry family collection
African arts over three generations
A century is the length of time that the Belgian...
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Masks in African Tribal Art
The millennial existence of masks in Africa
Traditional masks are found on every...
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Lega: Art at the service of ancestors and initiation
Lega people in the Democratic Republic of Congo
When most of us think of the Democratic...
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Ga'anda
The Ga'anda, also written Ganda, were one of the many nomadic peoples of the northern part of East Africa, specifically Uganda.
African Ga'anda art concerned vessels made of wood or red terracotta. These containers were intended for their daily use as well as prestigious and royal pottery. The latter took the form of a glossy black ovoid vase.