Art

For more than two decades, Busayo Lawal (b. 1976) has interrogated the conventions of visual vocabularies to challenge received notions […]

The line between the decorative and the decorus is carefully straddled in E.D Adegoke’s Sisi Eko (2021). The term translates

The amalgamation of Jesus and Superman in Demola Ogunajo’s Area Art (2018) (should Area Art be italicized or put in

Soul of a Country Iis a figurative portrait made from ekki wood. It features a long and cylindrical neck that

Two weeks into her residency at Dubai’s Taskhell Gallery, Yadichinma Ukoha-Kalu had to return to Nigeria. Why? It was March

In How Close Can It Get, Joseph Obanubi examines the city’s proximity to populations and properties using digital collage and

Landscape Mode is Edozie Anedu’s first foray into what he describes as “imaginative cityscape paintings”. Rather than a complete departure

Two weeks before the opening for ko Gallery’s first ever group show, Stephen Tayo completely revised all the works intended

Born in 1962 and active from the mid 1980’s to mid 1990’s, Maxine Walker’s reputation as a pioneer and stalwart

Athi-Patra Ruga is nervous. The South African artist is about to give a presentation of his exhibition “Of Gods, Rainbows