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  Bridging Worlds: How Technology and Art Together Elevate African Creativity and Empower Communities.  Brought to you by the Novus Art Summit.  Register below Discover how the fusion of technology and art is transforming African creativity, empowering communities, and redefining the global role of African visual artists. There was a time when African painters were struggling to showcase their works beyond the inadequate art infrastructures in their countries, today that has changed with Instagram and virtual exhibitions online. This has led to widespread inspiration with art communities in Africa. This was also my story — it’s the story of countless African artists who are building bridges across worlds with the combined power of technology and creativity. The African Visual Arts community has long been constrained by limited access to global platforms, underrepresentation in international art markets, and persistent social issues at home. Artists face two press...

  Colors in Association a Deep Emotional Study of Hue, Form & Feeling.  A powerful visual series exploring emotional, psychological, and cultural connections through bold, abstract color combinations . A must-see for collectors and art lovers who seek color with meaning. The Language of Color : A Visual Symphony by Miabo Enyadike In the world of contemporary abstract art , few artists understand and articulate the emotive language of color like Miabo Enyadike.  Her latest visual experiment, “ Colors in Association ”, is not just a series, it is a sensory journey. Through raw textures , layered hues , and deliberate contrasts, Miabo gives color a voice. This body of work investigates how colors interact, oppose, blend, and resonate, creating emotional bridges between the canvas and the viewer.  Each piece is a stand-alone feeling. Together, they form a conversation, bold, personal, and deeply reflective of the human experience. Why Color Matters in Art Colors are ...

  Special Features... We are Proud to Present... The Artconomists Taking Over Lagos! Get ready for the 4th Edition of the Artmiabo International Art Festival (AMIAF) — where art meets innovation, commerce, and culture. Theme: 'Artconomy' — Redefining the Global Art Experience Join our Special Featured Artists—the bold, visionary Artconomists—as they showcase world-class creativity that bridges continents. Save the Date: 29th April – 1st May 2025 Venue: Admiralty Conference Center, Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. VIP Special View Opening Night Date: 29th April | Time: 6 PM Hosted by: Möet HENNESSY — expect elegance, art, and unforgettable moments. Big thanks to our amazing partners: MULTICHOICE NIGERIA | JCDECAUX | CASK | NEVADA | WAKANOW GET your Tickets now https://onburd.com/app/events/details/c327605858177339 This is more than an art fair — it’s a movement. Don’t miss it. MIABO ENYADIKE

  Innovative Strategies for Selling Arts and Crafts                      SELL YOUR ART THROUGH BLOGGING ABOUT YOUR ARTWORKS.... MY ARTIST DEFINITION/EXPERIENCE An Artist is one that is creatively free-spirited meaning one that creates a world around themselves that conforms to the life they portray through their works. The life of the artist is simple yet complicated with ideas on how everything from food, clothing, lifestyle, music, how kids are raised, environment and social issues should be interpreted.  Most artists express these views through various forms of visual and fine art and it is left for interpretation by the viewer or people in general who view this art and are sometimes confused about the Artists true genuine intentions and reasoning.  Most artist if not all have experienced this confusion from the audience, gallery owners, collectors, sponsors, and family.  My experience with most galleries, I ...

New Africa Map Art To View As an Abstract Artist, this is how I see Africa..." As a Painter's Palette where different Vibrant Tones fused together creates a kaleidoscope of bold colors that can only be found within our Continent"...Miabo Enyadike Title: Africa  Mixed Media, Abstract Expressionism                                                                      By Miabo Enyadike.  I love my Africa,  the dusty streets, the simplicity of the people,  the ceremonies that last for days with no reason at all, except the need to celebrate a cultural event.  The communal feast and the beautiful array of colors that are reflected in our culture. Africa is rugged, no matter where you see it, from Cape to Cairo that is what makes it interesting and fascinating, to want ...