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84 results for “egyptian cultural art”

  • Painting of two young men leaning their heads together, one in a red shirt and brown jacket, one in a yellow shirt and black jacket, face markings, before an orange-and-black patterned wall.
    STU. 20/20

    Curator's Note

    Two young men lean their heads together until they almost touch. Divine Momoh marks each face differently, a zigzag and spiral on one, a lo…

    Yoruba

    My Brother

    Divine MomohDivine M.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Black-and-yellow illustration of a crowd walking toward the Lekki toll gate in Lagos, under a billboard reading #EndPoliceBrutality with raised fists, a yellow sun overhead.
    STU. 60/60

    Curator's Note

    Of all the Made in Lagos scenes, this one carries the most weight. Anth Ezeokoye honours the Lekki toll gate during EndSARS as a moment of …

    Yoruba

    Lekki Tollgate, Lagos

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Painting of a woman in pink and purple tones with two afro puffs and a dark strapless top, glancing sideways beside a bright window against an orange wall.
    STU. 60/60

    Curator's Note

    Clement's feminist is a woman who builds the life of her dreams, carries a man's load and keeps a woman's kindness. He paints that double s…

    Igbo

    Feminist

    Yr. 2024

    Chibuike Clement ObiohaChibuike C. O.

    From$45· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Bold black calligraphy reading 'Dear God when I forget remind me that I am Loved' on white, with 'Loved' largest, framed by green leaves and orange tropical flowers, and a small red heart.
    STU. 20/20

    Curator's Note

    Watch the last word swell until it nearly fills the page. Loved is a prayer for ordinary days, when the noise gets in. Anth Ezeokoye letter…

    Undeclared

    Loved

    Yr. 2022

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Dense black-and-white line drawing of a young woman with spiral-patterned hair and a decorated pot on her head, beside a tall staff, in a landscape of hills and fields drawn in flowing parallel lines.
    COLL. 30/30

    Curator's Note

    Yeko builds sky, hills and girl from one rhythm of strokes, until it is hard to tell where the young woman ends and the earth begins.

    Ugandan

    Village Girl

    Marjory Yeko JewittMarjory Y. J.

    From$250· Collector Edition· Coll. Ed.

  • Bold black calligraphy reading 'Dear God let me be a blessing to others everyday of my life' on white, framed by watercolour-style green leaves and orange flowers, with a small crowned red heart.
    STU. 20/20

    Curator's Note

    The prayer builds line by line to a single word, Life, lettered larger than everything above it. Grace asks for a life measured by what it …

    Undeclared

    Grace

    Yr. 2022

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Caricature painting of Fela Kuti in profile at a piano, eyes closed, cigarette in his mouth, in a green jacket and red trousers, with flames at lower left and a spotlight above.
    STU. 20/20

    Curator's Note

    A homage in the caricaturist's language: Fela at the keys, eyes shut, smoke curling, a spotlight from one side and fire rising on the other…

    Inspired by Fela Kuti and Afrobeat

    Fela Kuti

    Yr. 2017

    Chibuike Clement ObiohaChibuike C. O.

    From$45· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Black and yellow illustration of the National Theatre, Lagos, with its ribbed cap-shaped roof, a construction crane at left, a smiling yellow sun, a man walking and a white car in front.
    COLL. 30/30

    Curator's Note

    The building every Lagosian can draw from memory, its roof shaped like a general's cap, with a working crane standing beside it. Anth Ezeok…

    Yoruba

    National Theatre, Lagos

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$250· Collector Edition· Coll. Ed.

  • Black-and-white illustration of a pregnant woman with eyes closed, one arm raised to balance a tall patterned vessel on her head, large flowers and a small bird beside her, on a black ground.
    STU. 60/60

    Curator's Note

    Yeko calls her son her Sun, and this is a picture of carrying one. A pregnant woman balances a tall patterned vessel on her head, eyes clos…

    Ugandan

    Under My Sun

    Marjory Yeko JewittMarjory Y. J.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Illustration of a hunched young man in a dark hoodie hugging himself, head bowed and trailing dark smoke with embers, as many hands reach toward him from a red sky; pale gold light at right.
    STU. 19/20

    Curator's Note

    Precious Emeka Anih paints pressure from every side: a young man doubled over as hands reach in from a burning sky, his creative fire burni…

    Igbo

    Psalm 12

    Precious Emeka AnihPrecious E. A.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Painterly photograph of drummers in cream robes and caps walking in procession, dark red drums at their sides, on red earth under a bright blue sky, with an arch and crowd at right.
    STU. 20/20

    Curator's Note

    Tajudeen photographed a procession of drummers in cream robes under a hard blue sky, then reworked it until it moved like paint. The faces …

    Inspired by the Nupe royal court

    Royal Drummers

    Yr. 2019

    Omotayo TajudeenOmotayo T.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Black and yellow illustration of Makoko, Lagos: a stilt house over water, a man poling a canoe, children in a second canoe, a long bridge on the horizon and a yellow sun with a pale ring.
    STU. 60/60

    Curator's Note

    Most people see Makoko from the bridge. Anth Ezeokoye brings us down to the water, where a man poles his canoe and children ride beside him…

    Yoruba

    Makoko, Lagos

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

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