CLEAN : Museum of African Design opens in

The transcript discusses the increasing global attention on African art and design, particularly from Europe and America. It highlights how African design holds its own against international standards, with pieces being valued equally alongside those from major fashion capitals like Paris, Milan, and New York. The importance of strategic placement and exclusivity in the art market is emphasized, suggesting that artists should focus on quality over quantity and find the right market to ensure fair pricing and recognition.

What factors contribute to the increased attention on African design and art in Europe and America?

How does African design compare to designs from cities like Paris, Milan, or New York?

In what ways can artists ensure they receive fair value for their work?

What are the benefits of creating limited editions of art pieces instead of mass-producing them?

What does the phrase 'you can make one or two' imply about the nature of exclusive art pieces?