This episode looks at historical landmarks in Contemporary African art and question the idea of being considered an `African' artist.

This episode takes us on a Globe hoping trip around the world from New York to Dakar, London to Lagos, we see first-hand what it takes to live and breathe as an artist.

The business of the art world around the globe; gallery owners, high end collectors, auction houses and curators discuss the impact of contemporary African art.

African contemporary art is seen as never before; access to the some of the world's most collectible artists.

In Studio Sessions with Sokari Douglas-Camp, Mary Evans and Soly Cissé, we go behind the scenes and visit artists who have made a new life overseas in London, and those who remain based in Africa.

In Studio Sessions with Ousmane Sow, Bruce Onobrakpeya, Yusuf Grillo and Julien Sinzogan, we visit major Nigerian and Francophone artists, who give commentary on their methods, style and influences.