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A bowl of fruit, a market basket or a carefully arranged cooking vessel can carry the memory of a household. In Nigerian still-life painting, food is rarely a…
For Australians who care about Nigerian and African art, membership with the Omooba Yemisi Adedoyin Shyllon Art Foundation offers a more sustained connection…
Ancient Nok sculptures are recognised for their expressive terracotta heads, elaborate hairstyles and carefully modelled bodies. Produced in central Nigeria…
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Nigerian animation is drawing fresh energy from stories that have travelled through generations by voice, gesture, song and ceremony. Artists are adapting…
The Okomfo, a spiritual specialist in Akan communities, is recognised through clothing, adornment, posture and ritual objects as much as through facial…
Art can travel further than an exhibition wall. Through recorded conversations, studio visits and collection stories, OYASAF can bring Nigerian and African art…
In Northern Nigeria, Islamic calligraphy is far more than a method of writing sacred words. It is a visual language shaped by faith, scholarship, trade,…
Nigerian pottery is a record of practical knowledge, spiritual belief, family history and artistic invention. Across the country, women have shaped clay into…
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