Goethe-Institut Nigeria
For the Culture | Efe Edosio
For the Culture | Efe Edosio
For the Culture | Efe Edosio
Explore the vibrant richness of West-African festival cultures through the lens of renowned documentary photographer Efe Edosio. The exhibition showcases age-old traditions from cultural festivals across various West-African communities, including the Ofala Festival in Onitsha, the Opobo Nwaotam Festival in Opobo, and the Voodoo Festival in Benin Republic.
Explore the vibrant richness of West-African festival cultures through the lens of renowned documentary photographer Efe Edosio. The exhibition showcases age-old traditions from cultural festivals across various West-African communities, including the Ofala Festival in Onitsha, the Opobo Nwaotam Festival in Opobo, and the Voodoo Festival in Benin Republic.
Explore the vibrant richness of West-African festival cultures through the lens of renowned documentary photographer Efe Edosio. The exhibition showcases age-old traditions from cultural festivals across various West-African communities, including the Ofala Festival in Onitsha, the Opobo Nwaotam Festival in Opobo, and the Voodoo Festival in Benin Republic.
Explore the vibrant richness of West-African festival cultures through the lens of renowned documentary photographer Efe Edosio. The exhibition showcases age-old traditions from cultural festivals across various West-African communities, including the Ofala Festival in Onitsha, the Opobo Nwaotam Festival in Opobo, and the Voodoo Festival in Benin Republic.
For the Culture | Efe Edosio
For the Culture | Efe Edosio
Efe Edosio is a Lagos-based documentary photographer and filmmaker whose work focuses on capturing the cultural richness of Africa through a contemporary lens.
Efe Edosio is a Lagos-based documentary photographer and filmmaker whose work focuses on capturing the cultural richness of Africa through a contemporary lens.
Efe Edosio is a Lagos-based documentary photographer and filmmaker whose work focuses on capturing the cultural richness of Africa through a contemporary lens.
The Goethe-Institut Nigeria, the German Cultural Centre in Lagos organises and supports a broad spectrum of cultural activities that present the German culture in Nigeria and promote international cultural exchange through projects in cooperation with Nigerian partners.
The Goethe-Institut Nigeria, the German Cultural Centre in Lagos organises and supports a broad spectrum of cultural activities that present the German culture in Nigeria and promote international cultural exchange through projects in cooperation with Nigerian partners.
The Goethe-Institut Nigeria, the German Cultural Centre in Lagos organises and supports a broad spectrum of cultural activities that present the German culture in Nigeria and promote international cultural exchange through projects in cooperation with Nigerian partners.
The Goethe-Institut Nigeria, the German Cultural Centre in Lagos organises and supports a broad spectrum of cultural activities that present the German culture in Nigeria and promote international cultural exchange through projects in cooperation with Nigerian partners.
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Memory is not static. It is tactile, layered, and ever-shifting; etched into the surfaces of our lives through material, texture, and form. Material Memory brings together the works of Anthony Azekwoh, Gbemileke Adekunle, and Saheed Adelakun, three artists who engage deeply with the physicality of memory, using material as both a medium and a metaphor for personal and collective histories.
Memory is not static. It is tactile, layered, and ever-shifting; etched into the surfaces of our lives through material, texture, and form. Material Memory brings together the works of Anthony Azekwoh, Gbemileke Adekunle, and Saheed Adelakun, three artists who engage deeply with the physicality of memory, using material as both a medium and a metaphor for personal and collective histories.