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The Unposed Photography of Muni King-Keazor at The Artmiabo International Art Festival, 2022.

 

The Unposed Photography of Muni King-Keazor at The Artmiabo International Art Festival, 2022.


Muni King-Keazor





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Muni’s King-Keazor’s foray into photography started over 60 years ago when she acted as darkroom assistant to her father, Lawal King, a keen and gifted amateur photographer. 

Otherwise, she devoted several years to her vocation as a journalist - first as a pioneer member of staff at the Sunday Punch in 1973, before jointly setting up a title with her sister, and raising a family, amongst other pursuits.


Bridge of No Sighs, 2018,Muni king-Keazor
                                           Bridge of No Sighs, 2018, Muni king-Keazor


Rekindling her deep love for photography, she began six years ago to build up a portfolio of vivid, striking images captured in the course of her travels around Nigeria and other parts of the world.

 Her focus is on highlighting the beauty in unposed everyday sights, bringing the attention of her audience to what they ordinarily may ‘see but not see’ in the hustle and bustle of daily life, thereby ‘remaking the world’ as she sees it.


The Drummer's Pause, 2020, Muni King-Keazor
The Drummer's Pause, 2020, Muni King-Keazor



Muni's works were first exhibited to critical acclaim at the Alkebulan Festival, in Lagos in November 2017, and also featured at the ‘You, Me, Us’ Exhibition in London in 2018, and in a solo show at the Salon of Curator, Ugoma Adegoke, in Lagos in 2019


Muni king-Keazor



We look forward to viewing Muni's Unposed Photography at the ARTMIABO INTERNATIONAL ART FESTIVAL, LAGOS NIGERIA, 2022

29TH APRIL - 1ST MAY 2022.


ARTMIABO INTERNATIONAL ART FESTIVAL, LAGOS NIGERIA, 2022




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