The exhibition, themed Traversing Forms, seeks to showcase innovative approaches to sculpture and contemporary artistic expression. Organisers say the biennial has become one of Nigeria’s leading platforms for celebrating excellence in sculptural practice while fostering dialogue among artists, collectors, scholars, and the public.
Professional sculptors, young graduates, and non-members are encouraged to participate by submitting images of their works before the August 29, 2026, deadline. Selected entries will be displayed alongside works from some of the nation’s most accomplished sculptors.
According to SCAN, the exhibition aims to highlight the evolving language of sculpture and the diverse ways artists engage with form, material, and space. The event is expected to attract significant attention from the arts community and further strengthen Nigeria’s growing reputation as a hub for contemporary sculpture in Africa.

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