r/AfricanArt is a subreddit with 9k members. The most common flair used is identify, artifacts/tools, masks, sculptures, and modern art.
Art and artists from the cradle of humankind, both traditional and contemporary.
Flair Used in r/AfricanArt
#1
Identify
: "Found this in my grandpa attic (he lived in Belgian Congo). Is it an authentic mask ?"
89 posts
#2
Artifacts/Tools
: "One of my favourite Luba pieces, a tall shakandi figure"
35 posts
#3
Masks
: "Can anyone tell me anything about this? I know nothing, found it in a Salvation Army in the Bronx, NY. Do we need better pics? It’s very heavy, and I love it"
31 posts
#4
Sculptures
: "A statue from Ife, Nigeria from the year 800, almost 500 years before first contact with the Europeans."
16 posts
#5
Modern Art
: "Sharing these black light paintings inspired by my culture"
7 posts
#6
Question
: "Asante Fertility Statue Information"
7 posts
#7
Digital Art
: "African woman colorful art"
6 posts
#8
Paintings
: "Discover the beauty of African heritage in this handmade canvas painting, a soulful celebration of unity and harmony in nature."
5 posts
#9
Basketry
: "Handwoven Rwandan Kiondo Basket, African Sisal Storage Planter, Boho Home Decor"
3 posts
#10
Ceramics
: "Some speculation this could be African. Anyone know early pottery?"
1 post
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Last updated: July 22, 2026