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Considering Art Podcast – Gbolohan Ayoola, Nigerian painter and sculptor
In our latest podcast, Nigerian artist Gbolohan Ayoola talks about the art scene in his hometown of Lagos, the state of the art market for Nigerians and Africans in general, the deficiencies of an art college...
5 Singulart Artists Speak Up on Black Lives Matter
Contemporary art is very intriguing as it often depicts and reflects on current affairs, sometimes in a critical way that wants to shine a light on societal shortcomings and aims to push humanity to do better.
You can try selling the idea of women’s emancipation to Ayoola Gbolahan but he will never buy it. To him, it is a way of demeaning the importance of women in society.
For his new solo exhibition, the Nigerian artist Gbolahan Ayoola went big. He started his new series of large-scale paintings at the beginning of the pandemic—in April 2020—and painted in response to the growing social and political crisis.
