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Meet the International Art Caravan Exhibiting at The Artmiabo Art Festival

Meet the International Art Caravan IAC Exhibiting at The Artmiabo Art Festival


The IAC international Art Caravan will be exhibiting artworks of three artists according to the founder Eric Burdin. These artists all have one thing in common they are West Africans and we are thrilled to have their Art on display at the Artmiabo International Art Festival.




Eric Burdin
     Founder International Art Caravan: IAC



IAC: International Art Caravan aims to promote Art & Culture worldwide by organizing amazing and exciting art events physically or virtually.



At the Artmiabo International Art Festival in Lagos Nigeria (April 29th - May 1st 2022), we present 3 talented African painters::
- Judah Jibrin - Nigeria
- Clement Mmaduako Nwafor - Nigeria
- Franck N'Goran - Ivory Coast

You can also find the artists from all over the world of our IAC network on our website :
https://internationalartcaravan.com




Brief Artists Biographies




             Artist biography: Judah Jibrin - Nigeria


Judah Jibrin, artist introduced by IAC (International Art Caravan), is one of a kind Nigerian painter who uses the attributes of Nigerian art in multiple styles going from naturalism to abstraction.


Judah Jibrin graduated in 2008 from the prestigious Zaria Art School from Nigeria. Since then, he participated in a number of group exhibitions and in a solo exhibition « Riches of the land » in Iwalewa Art Gallery in 2021 in Lagos.


Inspired by the need to tap from elements of Nigeria’s cultural diversity, Judah Jibrin creates works of arts that celebrate life and beauty, work and play, love and harmony.



 


Artist biography: Clement Mmaduako Nwafor - Nigeria


Clement Mmaduako Nwafor is a contemporary artist from Abuja - Nigeria. In 2008, he started his apprenticeship in sculpture under Master Philip Nzekwe. In 2011, he also developed his skills on painting under renowned artist, Master Oswald Uruakpa.


The mixed media paintings of Clement Nwafor are usually realized with mix of oil paint and collage of local fabrics. Colourful nigerian head wraps "Nigerian gele" are the main feature of his paintings.


Clement Nwafor has done a lot of group and solo exhibitions locally and internationally. He has also participated in many art competitions (first prize award of the "National Visual Art" and ranked one of the top of the "Life In My City Art Festival" in 2014).






Artist biography: Franck N’Goran – Ivory Coast


Franck N'Goran is graduated of the School of Fine Arts of Abidjan - Ivory Coast. He is currently a painter and a professor of Visual Arts in Abidjan.


His work lies in the search for texture, the feeling of touch and color. He uses a mixed technique with the collage of newspaper paper, lotus leaves...


Franck N'Goran’s artistic concept is entitled "Bleatran Art". 


This means "stay together" in Baoulé, his mother tongue. It is a symbol of union, of connection, of cultural mixing, of the intermingling of peoples to achieve a world without violence or racism. This perfect harmony of the world is symbolized in his works by crossed lines and a mixture of bright, warm and cold colors.



We look forward to viewing the Artworks by these Artists represented by IAC- International Art Caravan.




ARTMIABO INTERNATIONAL ART FESTIVAL, LAGOS NIGERIA, 2022
29TH APRIL - 1ST MAY 2022.


ARTMIABO INTERNATIONAL ART FESTIVAL, LAGOS NIGERIA, 2022




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