Organised by Akete Art Foundation, Lagos Biennial opens to the general public on
the October 14, 2017. The main Biennial exhibition will take place at the
Running Shed of the Railway compound in Yaba, Lagos.
Themed “Living on the
Edge”, the Inaugural Edition of the Lagos Biennial explores Crisis in both
historical and contemporary contexts. The exhibitions are framed around the
concept of superimpositions, and examine parallel histories and counter
narratives with the charact
er of the city of Lagos as catalyst.
Legacy 1995, a historical and environmental interest group in
Nigeria are the main partners for the Lagos Biennial 2017 and will be granting
access to monumental and historic architecture in the city of Lagos.
List of Participating Artists for
the Inaugural Edition of the Lagos Biennial
Oct 14 - Nov 22, 2017
Jelili
Atiku
Rahima Gambo
Lena
Athanasopoulou
Sam Hopkins and David Lale
Saba
Zavarei
David Palacios
Arrigo Reuss
Lamis Haggag
Dunja Herzog
Jess Atieno
Abdulrazaq Awofeso
Rita
GT
Niyi Olagunju
Phoebe Boswell
Kainebi Osahenye
Adeola Olagunju
Ranjeeta Kumari
Yara Mekawei
Eca Eps
Obuh Christopher Nelson
Amina Zoubir
Olivia Jasinski
Tito
Aderemi-Ibitola
Kathleen Hearn
Jerry Buhari
Youngjoo Yoo
Poku Chereme
Maie Okafor
Amol Pati
Tori Wrånes
Taiye Idahor
Januario Jano
Ro Caminal
Ala Kheir
Wura
Natasha-Ogunji
Sébastien Mazauric
Fati Abubakar
Delio Jasse
Kris Russo
Simon Daniel Tegnander Wenzel
Silas Mensah
Mawuenya Amudzi
Ayo Akinwande
Biennial Team
Folakunle Oshun Artistic Director/Curator, Amira Paree -
Co-Curator, Erin Rice - Consulting Coordinator Artist Talks, Akor Opaluwah -
Coordinator Artist Talks, Aminat Lawal-Agoro - Project Manager, Sola Akintunde
- Co-Curator (Locations)
'Women of Elephant Tusk' in empowerment, cultural cohesion
How Prof Buhari captured 'Yusuf Grillo Like You've Never Seen'
Art on chessboard with Tunde Onakoya, Lanre Olagoke
Onyeka Onwenu's last major honour in Art of Afrobeats award
Soyinka at 90...revisiting Maya Angelou, superlatives of Nobel Prize
Separating Yoruba religious tradition from Isese (2)
No comments:
Post a Comment