Toheeb Dele Balogun to Premiere "Algodrithm, the Sacred Book" in...

By Joy Eke 

Toheeb Dele Balogun

Lagos-based creative strategist Toheeb Dele Balogun is turning his newest book into something closer to theatre than a reading. On October 17. At the J. Randle Centre in Onikan, Lagos, Nigeria, he will unveil Algodrithm, the Sacred Book, a satirical work of micro-fiction that imagines social media as a self-made deity that creates, judges, rewards, and punishes its followers much like a religion would.

Olusegun Adejumo Brings a 2005 Migration Story Into View With "Migration of the Unlucky"

By Udemma Chukwuma 

Two decades after completing it, Nigerian artist Olusegun Adejumo is showing Migration of the Unlucky to the public for the first time. The mixed-media piece was finished around 2005 and has remained out of view ever since, part of a small, recently rediscovered body of work from that period in his practice.

FRAGMENTS Brings Six Artists Together for Miniature Art Fair at ArtLab Gallery

By Udemma Chukwuma 

ArtLab Gallery is ready to present Fragments, a collective exhibition celebrating the possibilities of smaller-scale visual storytelling. The exhibition opens to the public at 2pm on Saturday, October 17, 2026, and runs through Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at ArtLab Gallery, 8 Isaac John Street, Ikeja G.R.A., Lagos, Nigeria. 

Nigerian Art's Big Shows to End the Year, From Lagos to New York and Beyond

By Joy Eke 

Ofong Ufok and Okrika Reclaimed by Victoria-Idongesit Udondian

Between now and December, artists and galleries with roots in Nigeria will appear at some of the world's major art events, from Lagos, Venice and New York to London, Paris and Abu Dhabi. The work ranges from the experimental Oshogbo workshops of the 1960s to recent practices shaped by migration, textiles, waste and memory, with Lagos gallery kó featuring prominently in several of the international presentations.

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