Summer Exhibition 2026 — Stables Theatre & Arts Centre
Showing Sanctuary of Nature in the Summer Exhibition at the Stables Theatre & Arts Centre — a 1746 stable block saved from demolition and opened as a theatre by Sir Ralph Richardson in 1959. Gallery open Monday–Saturday, 10.30am–1pm. Free admission. Read the story behind the work → · View the gallery ↗
BAFA 2026 — Bradford African Festival of Arts
Exhibiting Sanctuary of Nature at the Bradford African Festival of Arts, themed Nkosoo — the Akan word for advancement. Six days of African arts and culture supported by Arts Council England. Read the story behind the work → · View the BAFA gallery ↗
RBSA Summer Show Exhibition
Selected for the RBSA Summer Show with Iya Laje — "mother of the home" in Yoruba — a portrait of heritage, motherhood and spiritual authority, reviewed by Independent Nigeria as "an archive of inheritance and the spiritual anchor of the home." Read the review ↗ · View the exhibition gallery ↗ · Buy prints ↗
Creative Visionary of the Year 2025/26
Named Creative Visionary of the Year by the Global Reputation Forum and Reputation Poll, presented by the Lord Mayor of Westminster at a ceremony attended by three-time Grammy winner Wouter Kellerman, the Mayor of Islington and global media leaders. Read the full story ↗
Aworan — Solo Exhibition at Atirera Gallery
A homecoming solo showcase of the Aworan collection. The exhibition saw In Thought acquired by a private collector — the collection's first sale — and was accompanied by a media tour including TVC's Wake Up Nigeria, Silverbird and Hot FM Lagos.
Dreams & Nightmares — 2nd Edition, Boomer Gallery
Two works — Sanctuary of Nature and Stillness in the Storm — selected for the gallery's Dreams & Nightmares exhibition in the Tower Bridge district, chosen alongside 200 artists from a pool of over 2,000 international submissions. Read my journey to this exhibition ↗
The Aworan Journey
Aworan began as a personal record of travels around the world — from the Thames to the Eiffel Tower, from studio compositions to real-life moments. The collection continues to grow, one frame at a time. Aworan 2.0 is coming soon to Nigeria.
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