Join us for the preview of Rachel Marsil’s (@rachel.marsil) first solo exhibition in Nigeria, on 7 March from 4pm. Opening during @lagosgalleryweekend , and the second presentation within FF Projects’ year-long residency […]
We are pleased to present “What Shaped Us Does Not Disappear,” a solo exhibition by German-Nigerian artist Joke Amusan, opening on Sunday, March 8 at 2 PM The works inhabit […]
Tiwani Contemporary is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Ayotunde Ojo, ‘A Life Of Its Own’, at its Lagos gallery. Ojo presents his domestic interiors as living, shifting spaces, altered by light, stillness and movement, subtly capturing the temporal shifts that coexist within a shared space.
Introducing Olumide Onadipe OLUMIDE ONADIPE (b. 1982) is a Lagos-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores the intersection of materiality and socio-political commentary. Working with diverse media, Onadipe constructs idiosyncratic sculptures […]
Rele, Lagos is pleased to present 'Woven and Built: In Tandem', a two-person exhibition featuring works by Marcellina Oseghale Akpojotor and Patrick Akpojotor, marking ten years of shared life and practice. Working across sculpture […]
Rele, Lagos is pleased to present 'Woven and Built: In Tandem', a two-person exhibition featuring works by Marcellina Oseghale Akpojotor and Patrick Akpojotor, marking ten years of shared life and practice. Working across sculpture […]
Over the past two years, a project focused on Alternative Heritage in Nigeria has engaged in critical inquiry, digital documentation, and workshops to highlight marginalized cultural expressions. As the project […]
Dance Lab: May Edition is bringing experimental high-energy performances LIVE to the stage. This month is packed with amazing performances just for you . 📅 May 23rd | ⏰ 4PM […]
Dear friends, this is my official invitation to my 8th solo exhibition titled RECLAIMED BEAUTY: A Dialogue Between Continents. This exhibition features 25 original Sculptures and installations within 40 clustered […]
Curators: Furen Dai, Chinyere Obieze, Sam Hopkins 30.10 – 30 .11.2026 What lies hidden in the shadows of our museum spaces? Whose stories are silenced, and whose voices are amplified? […]
The mid-20th-century surge of African independence was more than a geopolitical rupture; it was a demand for the total reclamation of the African psyche. Seventy years later, the nature of […]
