British-Nigerian artist Karl Ohiri set to hold 1st solo show in Nigeria
Sweet Mother marks British-Nigerian artist Karl Ohiri's first solo show in Nigeria at "Pulse Art Night" first edition.
Pulse Art Night
Using the camera as a tool to reconcile fears, fantasies and desires, Ohiri takes the audience on an intimate journey of love, loss and regret, presenting viewers a gaze into the relationship between a mother and son while reminding them of its universal relevance.
The exhibition features a collection of photographs and videos of autobiographical works focusing on the artist’s mother, created over a 5-year period.
Sweet Mother is part of the British Council’s UK/Nigeria 2015–16 initiative, a major season of arts in Nigeria aimed at building new audiences, creating new collaborations and strengthening relationships.
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Come see the unique art of Karl Ohiri and network with other art lovers at this special event.
Date: May 6, 2016
Venue: Omenka Gallery, Lagos.
Time: 5pm
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