The Architecture of Freedom: Ola Idris's Use of Written and Visual Art as a Canvas to Tell the Story of Collaboration Rooted in Principle and Liberation.

Photography at its Peak: Christine Drouin's Lens on Light and Emotion

Redefining the Familiar: Mirabel Ehirim’s Use of Handbuilt Stoneware as a Canvas to Tell the Story of Emotion in Everyday Objects.

This exhibition isn’t just about what’s on the canvas, in the clay, or through the lens — it’s about the exchange that happens when their view meets yours. We invite you to walk through the space, pause, react, question, and connect — to see where admiration meets discomfort, where love meets challenge, and where art becomes a shared language.

Challenging Stereotypes: Zainab Goldenn's Use of Fashion as a Canvas to Tell the Story of the Black Woman.

Yinkore’s Art isn't About a Signature Look, But a Powerful Message. Discover The Raw Authenticity of Her Work.

Percy, The Waking Woman: An Invitation to Connect and Interpret Her Work on a Deeper Level, Finding Your Meaning and Connection with Her Cr

Identity and Art: Chimemelie Okafor on Her Artistic Journey through Self Expression.

Bright Colours, Captivating Faces – Naychi’s Exhibition Promises a Visual Feast That Will Leave You Feeling Uplifted and Inspired.

Through A Different Lens: Inspired by Her Own Nearsightedness, Joy Adeola Uses Blurred Elements to Represent Overlooked Moments, Prompting

A Walking Art Visionary - PIIIIRRE the Fierce Beauty Who Paints a Beautiful Collage with Her Multifaceted Expressions

From Inadequate Representation to Presenting a Piece of Her Art at THE MUSEUM, Simone Patricia’s Story Is Blooming Bright.