Nike Art Gallery (Nike Art Foundation Lagos) Gallery in Lagos

A textile artist and cultural advocate whose practice spans adire indigo dyeing, batik, embroidery, and Aso-Oke weaving, often depicting Yoruba women, proverbs, and cosmologies through richly patterned, narrative-driven surfaces.

A pioneering figure of Nigerian modernism associated with the Zaria Art Society, known for innovating deep-etching techniques and metal foil reliefs that draw on Urhobo and Yoruba iconography, mythology, and religious symbolism.

A painter and portraitist whose figurative compositions document everyday Nigerian life, market scenes, and social rituals, drawing on decades of teaching at Yaba College of Technology and a sustained commitment to representational practice.

A painter associated with the Ona movement, whose canvases reinterpret Yoruba folklore, Ijaw water spirit imagery, and indigenous motifs through layered figuration, bold color, and a symbolic visual vocabulary rooted in mythology.

A British-Nigerian artist working across sculpture, installation, and mixed media, whose research-driven projects examine slavery, colonialism, extractive industries, and the political residues of objects through large-scale assemblages of found and archival materials.

Trained as an architect, this interdisciplinary artist combines sculpture, installation, and mixed media to address gender inequality, child rights, and Yoruba cosmology, representing Nigeria at the 2017 and 2021 Venice Biennales.

A British-Nigerian painter, photographer, and designer based in Scotland whose figurative and digital works draw on Esan and Yoruba heritage, often weaving portraiture, cultural symbolism, and dialogue between African and Celtic visual traditions.