
A house for
contemporary
African art.
Maison Touré is a Sydney-based gallery dedicated to contemporary African art. Through carefully curated exhibitions and close collaborations with artists, the gallery introduces significant voices to collectors, institutions and designers across Australia and beyond.
Recent acquisitions.

Rôtti, 2025

Fishing Pier, 2025

The Colours of the Soul, 2025

N'Terini (The Childhood Friend), 2025
A house for the considered presentation of contemporary African art, where collectors are welcomed with the same care as the artists we represent.
A small, considered roster.
Founded by Fatym Touré.
Maison Touré was founded by Fatym Touré as a house for contemporary African art. Guided by care, cultural understanding and lasting relationships, the gallery works closely with artists across Africa to present significant works with the attention they deserve. Every exhibition, conversation and acquisition is shaped by a commitment to authenticity, thoughtful curation and a deeply personal collector experience.
We move at the pace of the artist. Every encounter is guided by care.

Trust, in every detail.
Private Viewing
Private viewings by appointment at the Maison Touré gallery in Sydney, with the time and space to discover each work in a quiet setting.
Provenance Documented
Every acquisition includes complete provenance, a certificate of authenticity and a detailed condition report to ensure transparency and confidence.
Secure Worldwide Delivery
Every artwork is carefully prepared for transport using museum-standard packing, bespoke crating and trusted international shipping.
Field notes.

Vernissage 28 March 2026
The inaugural exhibition of Maison Touré marked the beginning of a dialogue between artists, collectors and audiences, brought together through fourteen carefully selected works of contemporary African art.

Tenderness, Texture, and the Truth of the Artist
An introduction to the practice of Opa Bathily and the reasons his work forms an important part of Maison Touré's curatorial vision.

The Artist as Builder, the Work as Legacy
A conversation with Kalidou Kassé on artistic legacy, cultural transmission and the enduring responsibility of the artist.


