Tucked away in the north of Beijing, smooth stone sculptures and intricate wooden carvings transport visitors straight to the heart of Africa. Welcome to the Apex African Art Gallery, where art from Zimbabwe, its neighboring countries, and Tanzania finds a vibrant new audience.
Imagine walking into a gallery where busts of African figures gaze thoughtfully from mantelpieces, and oil paintings depict the wild beauty of savanna animals. 
It's a cultural fusion that's both unexpected and delightful!
For the past 14 years, gallerist Wang Jian has been the passionate force behind this artistic haven. Despite moving locations several times within China's bustling capital, his commitment to showcasing African artistry remains unshaken.
Strolling through the gallery, art enthusiasts and collectors alike can immerse themselves in a diverse collection. From stone artworks that tell ancestral stories, to wooden carvings that double as unique furniture pieces, and paintings that capture love stories and more—there's something to captivate every soul. 
This isn't just a gallery; it's a bridge between continents, a space where cultures meet and resonate. In a globalized world, places like the Apex African Art Gallery remind us of the beauty of diversity and the universal language of art.
So, next time you find yourself in Beijing, why not embark on an artistic adventure that spans two continents? You might just discover a piece of Africa that speaks to you. 
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African stone sculptures, wooden carvings find niche in Beijing
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