Alexis Galleries
Francophonie II | An Exhibition of Paintings
Francophonie II | An Exhibition of Paintings
Francophonie II | An Exhibition of Paintings
Alexis Galleries in partnership with French embassy Nigeria, presents Francophone I, a group exhibition featuring six internationally acclaimed artists from French-speaking West Africa: Dominique Zinkpè, Victorien Bazo, Samuel Tete-Katchan, Sebastien Boko, Nathanaël Vodouhè, and Blaise Vernyuy. The exhibition draws from familiar influences and cultural practices from different parts of West Africa, specifically Benin, Cameroon, and Togo. It sheds light on the dally experiences and cultural realities of French West African cities todav.
Alexis Galleries in partnership with French embassy Nigeria, presents Francophone I, a group exhibition featuring six internationally acclaimed artists from French-speaking West Africa: Dominique Zinkpè, Victorien Bazo, Samuel Tete-Katchan, Sebastien Boko, Nathanaël Vodouhè, and Blaise Vernyuy. The exhibition draws from familiar influences and cultural practices from different parts of West Africa, specifically Benin, Cameroon, and Togo. It sheds light on the dally experiences and cultural realities of French West African cities todav.
Alexis Galleries in partnership with French embassy Nigeria, presents Francophone I, a group exhibition featuring six internationally acclaimed artists from French-speaking West Africa: Dominique Zinkpè, Victorien Bazo, Samuel Tete-Katchan, Sebastien Boko, Nathanaël Vodouhè, and Blaise Vernyuy. The exhibition draws from familiar influences and cultural practices from different parts of West Africa, specifically Benin, Cameroon, and Togo. It sheds light on the dally experiences and cultural realities of French West African cities todav.
Alexis Galleries in partnership with French embassy Nigeria, presents Francophone I, a group exhibition featuring six internationally acclaimed artists from French-speaking West Africa: Dominique Zinkpè, Victorien Bazo, Samuel Tete-Katchan, Sebastien Boko, Nathanaël Vodouhè, and Blaise Vernyuy. The exhibition draws from familiar influences and cultural practices from different parts of West Africa, specifically Benin, Cameroon, and Togo. It sheds light on the dally experiences and cultural realities of French West African cities todav.
Francophonie II | An Exhibition of Paintings
Francophonie II | An Exhibition of Paintings
Their works blend culturally familiar elements, themes, and influences from contemporary experiences which reflects everyday realities in French West Africa. Through a wide range of mediums– from painting to sculptural materials, and techniques, including acrylic, oil, and wood composite, these artists push the boundaries of traditional and non -traditional representation, inviting viewers to engage with the complex narratives and metaphors embedded in their works. Francophone II explores the boundless boundaries of mediums, materiality and concepts, narrative and meanings that uncover a wider range of the cultural scope and perspectives of artists that have been shaped by French colonialism, history, or cultural exchange. Patty Chidiac Mastrogiannis, Founder, Alexis Galleries.
Their works blend culturally familiar elements, themes, and influences from contemporary experiences which reflects everyday realities in French West Africa. Through a wide range of mediums– from painting to sculptural materials, and techniques, including acrylic, oil, and wood composite, these artists push the boundaries of traditional and non -traditional representation, inviting viewers to engage with the complex narratives and metaphors embedded in their works. Francophone II explores the boundless boundaries of mediums, materiality and concepts, narrative and meanings that uncover a wider range of the cultural scope and perspectives of artists that have been shaped by French colonialism, history, or cultural exchange. Patty Chidiac Mastrogiannis, Founder, Alexis Galleries.
Their works blend culturally familiar elements, themes, and influences from contemporary experiences which reflects everyday realities in French West Africa. Through a wide range of mediums– from painting to sculptural materials, and techniques, including acrylic, oil, and wood composite, these artists push the boundaries of traditional and non -traditional representation, inviting viewers to engage with the complex narratives and metaphors embedded in their works. Francophone II explores the boundless boundaries of mediums, materiality and concepts, narrative and meanings that uncover a wider range of the cultural scope and perspectives of artists that have been shaped by French colonialism, history, or cultural exchange. Patty Chidiac Mastrogiannis, Founder, Alexis Galleries.
Alexis Galleries was established in 2011. Since then, the gallery has engaged in the presentation and dissemination of contemporary art in the media of painting, drawing, mixed media and sculpture. We have established ourselves rapidly as one of the best galleries in Nigeria, a meeting place for artists, collectors and enthusiasts of art. Alexis Galleries have supported artists to organize and showcase their works and talents through numerous exhibitions, as we desire to take the Nigeria artists to greater height in strengthening the ever vibrant Nigeria Art Circle. Patty Chidiac-Mastrogiannis, founder and director of Alexis Galleries, is passionate about the arts that she dedicate her gallery and studio space to the development of growing artists, sponsoring and promoting artists in showcasing their works. With this ongoing, we have expanded our scope to include collaboration with NGOs in curating, organizing residency programs, workshops as well as yearly workshop and exhibitions She also donate part of her proceed from her exhibitions to charity. She donate proceeds from different exhibitions for specific NGOs.
Alexis Galleries was established in 2011. Since then, the gallery has engaged in the presentation and dissemination of contemporary art in the media of painting, drawing, mixed media and sculpture. We have established ourselves rapidly as one of the best galleries in Nigeria, a meeting place for artists, collectors and enthusiasts of art. Alexis Galleries have supported artists to organize and showcase their works and talents through numerous exhibitions, as we desire to take the Nigeria artists to greater height in strengthening the ever vibrant Nigeria Art Circle. Patty Chidiac-Mastrogiannis, founder and director of Alexis Galleries, is passionate about the arts that she dedicate her gallery and studio space to the development of growing artists, sponsoring and promoting artists in showcasing their works. With this ongoing, we have expanded our scope to include collaboration with NGOs in curating, organizing residency programs, workshops as well as yearly workshop and exhibitions She also donate part of her proceed from her exhibitions to charity. She donate proceeds from different exhibitions for specific NGOs.
Alexis Galleries was established in 2011. Since then, the gallery has engaged in the presentation and dissemination of contemporary art in the media of painting, drawing, mixed media and sculpture. We have established ourselves rapidly as one of the best galleries in Nigeria, a meeting place for artists, collectors and enthusiasts of art. Alexis Galleries have supported artists to organize and showcase their works and talents through numerous exhibitions, as we desire to take the Nigeria artists to greater height in strengthening the ever vibrant Nigeria Art Circle. Patty Chidiac-Mastrogiannis, founder and director of Alexis Galleries, is passionate about the arts that she dedicate her gallery and studio space to the development of growing artists, sponsoring and promoting artists in showcasing their works. With this ongoing, we have expanded our scope to include collaboration with NGOs in curating, organizing residency programs, workshops as well as yearly workshop and exhibitions She also donate part of her proceed from her exhibitions to charity. She donate proceeds from different exhibitions for specific NGOs.
Alexis Galleries was established in 2011. Since then, the gallery has engaged in the presentation and dissemination of contemporary art in the media of painting, drawing, mixed media and sculpture. We have established ourselves rapidly as one of the best galleries in Nigeria, a meeting place for artists, collectors and enthusiasts of art. Alexis Galleries have supported artists to organize and showcase their works and talents through numerous exhibitions, as we desire to take the Nigeria artists to greater height in strengthening the ever vibrant Nigeria Art Circle. Patty Chidiac-Mastrogiannis, founder and director of Alexis Galleries, is passionate about the arts that she dedicate her gallery and studio space to the development of growing artists, sponsoring and promoting artists in showcasing their works. With this ongoing, we have expanded our scope to include collaboration with NGOs in curating, organizing residency programs, workshops as well as yearly workshop and exhibitions She also donate part of her proceed from her exhibitions to charity. She donate proceeds from different exhibitions for specific NGOs.
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