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Youth in the spotlight at Lagos art fest
Sunday Tribune
|March 30, 2025
TWO women, put on canvas with paint and collage, hold the world in their hands – and cast a spell on Nancy Kehinde.
“I’m in love,” the art collector and gallery owner said as she shook – nearly fell backwards – stopping her heart attack at +234Art Fair in Lagos.
She can’t stay long though. If she hopes to finish visiting her way through some 600 works from 200 young Nigerian artists on display – the energy of the contemporary arts fee-ling matching the always-beating pace of the megacity where it’s being hosted.
The country’s art enthusiasts have descended on the +234 fair, where up-and-comers are in the spotlight as exhibitions meant to help them crack through in the saturated market that Nigeria’s cultural capital is sometimes known for.
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