Martell has launched its 'Swift Ascendant' art installation in Abuja as part of the 'Martell On The Move' nationwide campaign, blending art, sustainability, and nightlife to engage Nigeria's creative community.
Martell's experiential campaign, Martell On The Move, has arrived in Abuja with a 14-foot art installation, The Swift Ascendant, to engage Nigeria's creative scene through sustainability and bold expression.
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SOTO Gallery in Ikoyi, Lagos, presents Olumide Onadipe's solo exhibition 'The Earth Holds Our Names,' exploring memory, material transformation, and Yoruba cultural continuity through sculptural works made from everyday materials.
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