Events

To close Seidougha Eyimiegha’s (Mr. Danfo) successful exhibition titled “The Gods of Safety,” Angels and Muse will host an artist talk entitled “Signage & Society” between Mr. Danfo and Osaze Amadasun, moderated by Joseph Ndukwu, reflecting on the exhibition and prompting deeper questions about the evolving role of symbols and public iconography and their intersections […]

Join us for a public presentation by renowned Cuban-American artist and writer Coco Fusco. She will present her video essay, “Your Eyes Will Be an Empty Word,” considered by critics as one of the most poignant pieces of our post-Covid reality. The video shows her rowing a boat around Hart Island, as she contemplates the […]

Angels & Muse with WOAMA is excited to collaborate with Aindrea Emelife, the Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) ‘s Curator for an immersive Curatorial Master Class. This practical session will equip participants with essential skills for curating and coordinating art exhibitions, from concept to display. Aindrea, who specializes in modern and contemporary art focusing […]

Don’t miss “A Reason, A Season, A Lifetime: Building Black Institutions and Networks”, a promising conversation between art strategist, Kemi Ilesanmi founder and principal of KGI projects, and curator, Tony Agbapuonwu, founder of Art Bridge Project. Ilesanmi will draw from her 25-year career to share vital insights on building institutions and networks across Africa and […]

An interactive session with Bisila Noha, our inaugural resident of the year with emerging artists from Benin City. Throughout her residency, Noha has researched ancient Benin bronze casting techniques, culminating in creating new works inspired by her research. This is an opportunity for fellow artists to partake in the insights she has accumulated over the […]

Discover the rich intersection of visual cultures at the final presentation of our 2024/2025 research-based residency. Featuring Ife Adegbie’s study on West African signage and transportation art and Aisha Aliyu-Bima’s exploration of aesthetics in northern Nigerian arts through the lens of Festac ‘77, this event highlights the dynamic narratives shaping cultural identities.