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Contemporary is pleased to announce its support of the Nigerian Pavilion, entitled Diminished Capacity at the ongoing Venice Architectural Biennale,
in Italy, featuring the work of Nigerian artist and architect Ola-Dele Kuku. The event started from May 26, ending November 27, 2016 at the
Spazio Punch - Guidecca, Venice, Italy.
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| Work of artist-architect, Ola-Dele Kuku at Venice Architectural Bienniale |
The work, Diminished Capacity marks the
first time that Nigeria has had a dedicated pavilion at a Venice Biennale
edition.
The Commissioner of the Nigerian
Pavilion is Nkanta George Ufot, Director, International Cultural Relations,
Ministry of Information and Culture. The Nigerian Pavilion is curated by
Camilla Boemio, with associate curator Mr. Koku Konu and project manager
Fabrizio Orsini. Colaborators and sponsors include the Federal Ministry of
Information and Culture, Abuja Nigeria; Embassy of the Federal Republic of
Nigeria, Rome Italy; Arthouse Contemporary Ltd, Lagos Nigeria; KU Leuven - St
Lucas Architecture (Int Master’s Programme, Gent, Belgium; LMS Gallery,
Brussels, Belgium, and Phillipe Laeremans Tribal Art Gallery, Brussels,
Belgium.
Exhibition promotion and
communication is supported by Arthouse Contemporary Ltd, Lagos, Nigeria. For
more information, please contact Joseph Gergel by email at
joseph@arthouse-ng.com.
Please visit the website of the Nigerian Pavilion at
www.nigerianpavilion.org.
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