In the world of art, where creativity meets canvas, Abass Ogunniran stands as a luminary of culture and expression. Born and raised in Nigeria, Abass's artistic journey is a testament to the power of passion and perseverance in the pursuit of artistic excellence. Abass's artistic roots
In the world of art, where creativity knows no bounds and innovation is the key to success, one name stands out among the rest—Olawoore Taiwo. Hailing from Nigeria, Olawoore Taiwo has embarked on a remarkable artistic journey, pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms and
Art has always been a powerful medium for expressing culture, history, and emotions. For Shogo Olalekan Uthman, art is not just a form of expression; it is a way of preserving and showcasing African culture to the world. From his early exposure to art in
Keyah has always been deeply connected to music. Influenced by the legendary sounds of Ebenezer Obey and King Sunny Ade, Keyah's musical journey began at a young age. Surprisingly, none of Keyah's immediate family members shared their musical passion, leading many to believe it was
Aramide Babalola, known in the music world as Mykah, is a 29-year-old afrobeats producer whose life has been deeply intertwined with music from a young age. Growing up, Aramide was surrounded by a family that showed profound musical talent, with his father serving as the
Armstrong Agoreyo, a talented artist known for his unique paper collage artworks, traces his artistic roots back to his childhood, when he discovered the world of cartoons and comic books. Influenced by adventures of characters like Tin-Tin and the Super Strikers, Armstrong began to spend
Isaiah Oyelade creates nature inspired art for himself and the audience. These works are culturally relevant and have connected with people in Africa and beyond. Growing up in Nigeria, Isaiah comes from a strict family and found solace in drawing birds and insects, inspired by
This oil, acrylic on canvas painting features two little girls about the age of ten in front of a house. One of them is holding a basin which has a rough sketch of Nigeria’s 10 naira note imprinted on it. The other girl holds a
Samuel Olajide of Suprtoons Trove creates his art with multiple layers within. While the bright colours and cartoon-esque presentation might appeal to children, the meanings that lie beneath the surface make them satisfying for second, third and fourth viewings. Growing up in a polygamous family, where
Favour Agumadu is a mixed media creator. He identifies as a messenger in the context of his ideas, and he carries himself as an artist’s artist. Favour digs deep in his works— for material and for inspiration. His journey, catalogue and insights speak for him,