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Pitroda Art Announces Selected Artists for Its Social Change Project

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10 Jan

Starting this week with a snapshot from the powerful gathering of five women artists from Nigeria (diaspora) and Congo-Brazzaville in the exhibition “Togethering” at galerie In Situ in Paris.

(L-R): Oroma Elewa, Obi Okigbo, Otobong Nkanga, Adéolá Olágúnjú and Kouélany.

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9 Jan

Over 70 artworks from more than 40 Nigerian women artists showing until Jan 25 @shyllonmuseum. As the curator Olufisayo Bakare says, ‘Invincible Hands’ is intended “to weave a compelling narrative of inclusion.”

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Tag: Movement: Art for Social Change

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