ICONIC LAGOS is about celebrating everyday life in Lagos, honouring its inhabitants and exploring what makes the city unique. Eyes of a Lagos Boy documents history from the African perspective, working towards a balanced representation.
Bolaji Alonge is an artist, photographer, journalist and actor from Lagos, Nigeria with more than two decades of experience in documenting history. He is a permanent feature in the Lagos art scene. Alonge’s visual language speaks of wonders of nature and human exchange, as it searches for historical continuity in today’s world.
At Brighton Fringe, Alonge presents his own work and some mixed art in collaboration with Jason Ogbazi, a talented Nigerian artist. In 2020, Alonge was the Rapporteur of the PACE ENTANGLED festival, a Pan-African exchange forum.
THE EXHIBITION WILL MOVE LOCATION TO PLUS X INNOVATION HUB FOR AN EXTENDED RUN
23rd May - 4th June
YOU CAN ALSO MEET the artists at Caravanserai on 13 and 21 May from 10am to 4pm
ICONIC LAGOS IS PRESENTED AS PART OF THE CULTURE CONNEX FESTIVAL SEASON IN COLLABORATION WITH URBANFLO, PACE, BRIGHTON FRINGE, BRIGHTON PRIDE & UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX (
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Company: Eyes of a Lagos Boy
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Genre: Exhibitions
Duration: 420 mins
Lower Age Suitability: 11
Upper Age Suitability: +
Under 2's are allowed in for free on the lap of a guardian.
Venues: Jubilee Library
Accessible Toilet Assistance Dogs Welcome Wheelchair Access Step-free Access
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