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Come February 2018, an exhibition of the work of master batik artist Tunde Odunlade, titled Oju’nu Agba Oye, will open at the Museum of the Institute. The exhibition is curated by IAS Director, Dr O.I. Pogoson.
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Tony Marinho, medical doctor and social activist, orator, poet and writer, a friend of our Institute, is showing a different side of his creative personality in a photographic exhibition mounted in the IAS foyer.
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As part of activities and events marking the 68th convocation of the University of Ibadan, the Institute of African Studies is featuring an exhibition of the works of the renowned painter Duke Asidere. Curated by the Director of the Institute, Dr O.I. Pogoson, Asidere’s Springs of Hope exhibition runs from 10 November, 2016 to 30 January, 2017 at the Museum of the Institute. The exhibition shall be declared open by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof Abel Idowu Olayinka, on November 10 at 5:00 p.m.
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Segun Fagurosi, a student of the Institute on the MA programme in African Visual Arts, is part of an eight-artist exhibition currently on at Mydrim Gallery, Lagos.
The exhibition titled Generations (The ‘Future Masters’ Series) is curated by Mr Abiodun Olaku.
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The works of a group of young Nigerian artists will be on exhibition at the Museum of the Institute from the 15th to the 30th of this month.
The exhibition tagged Convergence, curated by the Director of the Institute, Dr O.I. Pogoson, features Segun Fagurosi, Femi Oyewole and Rashidat Ibrahim, all of whom are recent graduates of the Department of Fine and Applied Arts, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Fagurosi is currently on the master’s degree programme in Visual Arts at IAS.
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Moyo Ogundipe, who passed away on March 10, was an artist with a consummate relish for colour. In recognition of the fact that his demise has left an unfillable vacuum in contemporary Nigerian art, his family and friends gathered at Drapers Hall on the 3rd of May for a Night of Tributes.
Read more: In Memory of Moyo Ogundipe: An Exhibition of 36...