Tola wewe biography of donald

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I talked about how migratory the style was, moving from the South-South to the Central Delta region and, finally, to the West.

tola wewe biography of donald

He also bought some joint artwork from us but she handled the transaction.

So can you tell us the higher range of your best and most prestigious artworks? Would you say that was your most successful exhibition ever?

It was in 2005. Young collectors can start here.

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Then I progressed into a childlike kind of art.

I joined the Daily Times of Nigeria as a Senior Artist. I was doing it while working on other pieces. People want to go to places like this; look at the artwork and reflect. Our first artwork was auctioned and sold to a German or Belgian woman.

Do you remember how much it sold for?

I can’t remember the price.

He would buy artwork from local artists to sell to expatriates in Nigeria and sells in London. An African American guy developed a positive perception of whites through the experience, modeling on the white gallery handler. My artwork sold between 30 kobo and N2.00 to friends and colleagues. However, size doesn’t determine price alone.

So, I’ve always been selling artwork.

We’ve also sold other valuable pieces of artwork but I have rarely been directly involved in the sales. For instance, during my undergraduate days, I churned out so many artworks, working alone overnight, far beyond the course requirements. Even some collectors left Nigeria to buy work there.

Before I knew it, I was almost painting like a child. I initiated the painting process with the colors and forms and Mama Nike went on to complete it. At night, especially when there is no full moon to play, we would sit outside the house and tell animal stories. His style draws deeply from traditional Yoruba culture and centres on Ona symbols, folklore and mythology, which he fuses with elements of European art history.

Coupled with the stress and traffic congestion, working in Lagos became tiresome.

After graduation, I lectured briefly at Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo for four years before I moved to Lagos.