Sudan: A Visual Art Narrative – Second Generation Exhibition

Sudan: A Visual Art Narrative – Second Generation Exhibition showcases the works of the second generation of Sudan’s modern art movement, offering a comprehensive overview of their artistic contributions. Building upon the foundations laid by the pioneering first generation, these artists took Sudan’s modern art movement to new heights, exploring diverse styles, themes, and artistic approaches.The selection of works reflects the challenging historical and social circumstances in which these artists practiced, particularly during periods of instability and conflict that deeply affected Sudan and its people. Together, their works demonstrate resilience, innovation, and a continued commitment to cultural expression.

This exhibition is the fourth in Almas Art Foundation’s ongoing series dedicated to Sudan, following Sudan: A Visual Art Narrative – An Exhibition of Pioneer Artists (June 2025), The Sudanese Kitchen (July 2025), and Sudan Retold (October 2025). Together, these exhibitions aim to present a nuanced and human image of Sudan—one grounded in artistic excellence, cultural richness, and enduring values. This mission is particularly vital amid the ongoing conflict that has devastated much of the country’s material culture.By highlighting the long-standing contributions of Sudanese artists to modern African and global art, this series continues Almas Art Foundation’s commitment to preserving and celebrating Sudan’s artistic legacy for future generations.

Participating Artists(in alphabetical order)

Abdel Qadir H Mubarak
Abdalla Bola
Abdalla Mohamed Al-Tayeb
Ahmed Sidahmed Elhassan
Ahmed Abdel Aal
Bakri Bilal
Elamin M. Osman
Hassan Ali Ahmed
Hassan M. Musa
Hussein Gamaan
Mahmoud Farah
Mohammed Abd Alla Otaybi
Rashid Diab
Sharhabil Ahmed
Sharif Matar
Tagalsir Hassan

Many thanks to all the artists, the families of the late artists, and special thanks to Ms Lina Haggar, Ms Nagat Mohammed Ali, Ms Mercedes Carmona, Ms Deena M. Mahgoub, and Galerie Maia Muller for generously lending the artworks.

The exhibition is running from the 16th of January to the 7th of March 2026. Open 11:00 - 18:00hrs Monday to Saturday. Our venue wheelchair accessible, with step-free access throughout. We have an onsite bookstore which accepts cards only.

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