Mr Danfo: His Way Across Art, Vulnerability, and His City
By Joseph Omoh Ndukwu Seidougha Linus Eyimiegha, Mr Danfo, was born in Lagos, Nigeria in 1991. He grew up in Amukoko and Okokomaiko, and the surrounding areas of Ajegunle…
Art exhibitions to see in Lagos this weekend
1. Rele Gallery: Young Contemporaries 2025 | A group exhibition For the 10th edition of the Young Contemporaries programme, Rele Arts Foundation present new works from David Oba-Fidelis, Tshepo Sizwe-Phokojoe,…
The Enigma of Time Remembered: Victor Ehikhamenor’s Solo Exhibition in Brussels
MARUANI MERCIER is delighted to announce the debut exhibition of their newly represented artist, Victor Ehikhamenor, marking his inaugural solo exhibition in Europe. Opening on October 24th, 2024, at…
Art exhibitions to see in Lagos this weekend
1. Windsor Gallery: The Eighth Continent | A duo exhibition The eighth continent is an immersive exhibition inviting audiences to venture beyond familiar geography and culture, into a metaphorical landscape…
PaceSetter: Emmanuel Bankole’s Fabric Narratives of Identity and Purpose
Mathew Oyedele For Emmanuel Bankole, fabrics transcend their traditional role as mere clothing accessories; they become markers of growth, identity, and purpose. Since graduating from the Tai Solarin University…
Art exhibitions to see in Lagos this weekend
1. The Art Pantheon: What is Man? | Tosin Toromade | A solo exhibition "Throughout the last few years of my career as a full-time studio artist, I've experienced the…
Art exhibitions to see in Lagos this weekend
Rele Gallery: Unframed | Josiah C. Josiah | A solo exhibition Unframed is a performance-style exhibition, recreating the artist's studio in a gallery space. The artist invites viewers to interact with…
El Anatsui and the Genesis of the New Nsukka School
Chikaogwu Kanu There is a stylistic shift in the use of uli as a creative ideology in the Nsukka art school of the University of Nigeria. A shift that has…