The Lagos Photo foundation will be hosting an opening reception of Akintunde Akinleye‘s solo exhibition entitled Each Passing Day.
Each passing day exhibition to hold this weekend
Akintunde Akinleye‘s solo exhibition entitled Each Passing Day a careful selection from the hundreds of thousands of documentary projects.
Each Passing Day is a careful selection from the hundreds of thousands of single images, extracted from different documentary projects and spot news events, which were inspired by the Nigerian space during the last decade and now.
This exhibition showcases Akintunde’s photography documentation of Nigeria by bringing together photographs categorized to reflect series of unrelated events and activities of the daily lives of ordinary citizens in Nigeria.
The pictures depict a truthful rendering of each passing day in the life of resilient Nigerians and show the political, social and physical landscape in which we exist.
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Date: Sunday, 19 April – Sunday, May 3
Venue: Red Door Art Gallery, 51 Bishop Oluwole Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.
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