Les artistes ont le pouvoir de susciter en nous de vives émotions. Un grand nombre d’entre eux arrivent à travers leurs œuvres à faire passer des messages ayant beaucoup d’effet.
Contempler certaines pièces apporte sérénité, joie ou permet de voyager à travers le monde.
Nous aimons l’art ! Nous aimons les artistes ! C’est la raison pour laquelle la galerie fait la promotion d’artistes à fort potentiel et expose des artistes dont la notoriété n’est plus à établir. Nous nous réjouissons aussi d’avoir des artistes qui viennent de divers horizons.
Alors, venez vite découvrir nos artistes. Venez voyager à travers leurs œuvres !
Madina BA, directrice de la galerie.
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Exposition
Novembre/Décembre : Johnson Uwadinma. Solo show. Pour l'amour de la Terre.
Exposition personnelle de l’artiste nigérian.
Johnson Uwadinma is a contemporary Nigerian artist known for his paintings and installations that feature tessellating hues and multiple textures. The interplay between surface and image in Uwadinma's work, though appear simple, is quite often intricate in detail and thematically engaging. His work is characterized by an interest in truth, identity, morality, memory, history and the never-ending intrigue of human co-existence. His work is defined by past and present experiences as well as current events.
He lives and works in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Recent group exhibitions include Engaging Space and Its Metaphors, PACA DAK'ART OFF, 2022, Rayons D'Espoir (Rays of Hope), Les Arts du Soleil, Dakar, Senegal, 2022, The Hamptons Fine Art Fair, New York, 2021; Africa on My Mind, Urevbu Contemporary, Memphis, 2021; Lets Connect, Mariam Cramer Projects, Amsterdam, 2021; Be Real Black for Me, Madlozi Gallery, South Africa, 2020; Of Things not Seen, Museum of Contemporary Art, Lagos, 2019; a specially curated installation for Art X Lagos, 2017; The Pineapple Show at Tiwani Contemporary in London in 2016; and Imago Mundi: Map of the New Art in Venice, Italy in 2015.
