A Space for Grief – Ka ọ dị mgbe anyi g’afu ozo
The community is the subject of CCA’s ongoing exhibition, not the art. Ka ọ dị mgbe anyị g’afu ọzọ, which means “Until We Meet Again” in Igbo, confronts grief as […]
Tiwani Contemporary Ceases Operations in Lagos and London
The Lagos gallery faces restructuring whilst its London counterpart closes permanently
A Beginner’s Guide to Lekki Art Market – 9 Tips for Your Next Visit
Despite flooding, limited infrastructure, and economic hardship, the largest art market in Lagos remains a haven for local artisans and their patrons
Decolonisation, Safeguarding, and Transparency – A Candid Conversation with Tómisìn Olúkòsì
Arts professional Tómisìn Olúkòsì puts our collective aspirations for the Nigerian art ecosystem into perspective