YSMA Celebrates Nigerian Women Artists in 'The Invisibles' Hands' Exhibition
The Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art (YSMA) in Lagos, Nigeria, is hosting 'The Invisibles' Hands', an exhibition celebrating the feminine presence and perspective in the art world. The show features prominent artists like Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Peju Alatise, and Zina Saro-Wiwa.
YSMA, established in 2019 and named after Nigerian art collector Prince Yemisi Shyllon, offers a unique 'transformative learning experience'. It houses an impressive collection of African arts and a remarkable contemporary collection created by Nigerian women artists.
The museum's latest exhibition, 'The Invisibles' Hands', aims to highlight the significant growth of female artists in Nigeria. It sparked lively debates among students who visited, sharing their subjective opinions on the artworks. Some visitors chose to engage in laughter and conversation, while others reflected deeply on the pieces.
YSMA, the first university museum in Nigeria, continues to make waves. After winning the Museum Opening of The Year 2020 award by Apollo Magazine, it now presents 'The Invisibles' Hands', an exhibition that resonates the feminine presence and highlights the significant contributions of women artists in Nigeria.
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