How much do you know Nike Davies-Okundaye?

To answer your question, Chief (Mrs.) Oyenike Monica Okundaye (formerly Nike Seven Seven) was born in 1954. She is one of the leading figures of the famous Oshogbo art movement. Her art recreates Nigeria’s disappearing traditions in Imaginative and interesting ways. A world-acclaimed artist and textile designer, one of her paintings is on display at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and she has conducted demonstrations and lectures on traditional Nigerian textiles at Harvard University and other universities in the United States, Nigeria, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy and other parts of the world. 

Tete-Katchan, Omofemi take over Alexis with ‘Fair and Square’

After months of hard work Samuel Tete-Katchan and Oluwole Omofemi are set to exhibit about twenty-five artworks of paintings and sculptures this Saturday.

Timi Kakandar shows 'Synthesis' in Lagos

The coming of the social media has transformed the ways in which people interact with each other, the public, the institutions that govern them, as well as their careers. But to one artist, Timi Kakandar, the undesirable effect of social media is having an upper hand and this he considers disturbing.

More photos from the preview of 'The Masters Exhibition'

Mrs Sinmidele Adesanya, Lanre Olagoke, Joe Obiago, Nike Okundaiye, David Dale, Bruce Onobrakpeya, Sandra Obiago and friend.

Faces at the private preview of the Masters Exhibition, which took place on Wednesday, May 23, in Lagos. It was organised by Mydrim Gallery and sponsored by Templars, a law firm.

Photos from the Private Preview of the Masters Exhibition

Faces at the private preview of the Masters Exhibition, which took place on Wednesday, May 23, in Lagos. It was organised by Mydrim Gallery and sponsored by Templars, a law firm.