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Nigerian Artists : Empowering Young Artists to Shine at Artmiabo International Art Festival by Miabo Enyadike

 

AMIAF SLOTS: A Launchpad for Young Creatives to Step Into the Global Art Scene.

Discover how AMIAF SLOTS, launched in 2023 at the Artmiabo International Art Festival, is transforming young creatives into future art masterminds. Learn how students and emerging artists can showcase their talent and gain mentorship at this prestigious event.


The Artmiabo International Art Festival (AMIAF) is more than just an art exhibition—it’s a movement shaping the future of creativity. Recognizing the need to bridge the gap between mentors and mentees, AMIAF SLOTS was introduced in 2023 as a dedicated space for young creatives to gain exposure, inspiration, and guidance from industry professionals.
2025 AMIAF SLOTS: Empowering Young Artists to Shine at Artmiabo International Art Festival

What is AMIAF SLOTS?

AMIAF SLOTS is designed to offer emerging artists, students, and young visionaries a chance to step into the global art scene with confidence. More than just an opportunity to exhibit, it’s a launchpad for talent—where creativity is nurtured, refined, and amplified. The program welcomes serious-minded young artists who are eager to grow, be mentored, and transform their passion into a sustainable career. By participating, they receive: Professional mentorship from established artists and curators A platform to showcase their work to an international audience Networking opportunities with art collectors, gallery owners, and industry leaders A creative hub where they can express their unique artistic voices


2025 AMIAF SLOTS: Empowering Young Artists to Shine at Artmiabo International Art Festival

Who Can Apply?

This year, AMIAF SLOTS celebrates students from elementary, secondary, and tertiary institutions, creating a dynamic and diverse pool of young artistic voices. These are the profile photos of Tertiary institution students who will be participating. If you are passionate about art and ready to take your creativity to the next level, this is your chance to be part of something transformative.

Why AMIAF SLOTS Matters

The art world can often feel inaccessible to emerging talents. AMIAF SLOTS removes barriers and provides a structured path for young creatives to not only showcase their work but also learn the business and cultural aspects of the industry. It’s a step toward making the art world more inclusive, vibrant, and forward-thinking.

Get Involved

Are you a gallery or collector ? eager to view and visit the AMIAF SLOTS 2025 section at the festival? Applications are now open! Join Our Art Community for updates, opportunities, and networking Facebook and Instagram AMIAF SLOTS is more than an exhibition—it’s a movement shaping the next generation of creative masterminds. Don’t miss this incredible an opportunity to connect with the global art

Visit the festival
Date: 29th April-1st May 2025
Venue: Admiralty Conference Center Ahmadu Bello Way, Lagos Nigeria.
Time: 10 am Daily

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