National Gallery of Art Nigeria

20/04/2025

Wishing you a joyous Easter! May this celebration usher in new heights of achievement, creativity, and joy for you and your loved ones.

From the Director General, Management, and Staff of the National Gallery of Art.

17/04/2025

The journey to preserve, restore, and digitize Nigeria’s artistic legacy has officially begun!

In partnership with Goethe Institut , the National Gallery of Art (NGA) is now actively breathing new life into some of the nation's most significant modern and contemporary artworks. From detailed condition assessments to hands-on restoration and digital archiving, this project marks a major step forward in cultural preservation.

This collaboration isn’t just about safeguarding the past — it’s about securing our artistic future.
Stay tuned as we unveil the process, the passion, and the professionals working behind the scenes to ensure Nigeria’s creative heritage continues to inspire generations to come.

16/04/2025

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16/04/2025

Guinness World Record breaker, Nigerian visual artist Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo Okeke, paid a courtesy visit to the Director General of the National Gallery of Art, Ahmed Bashir Sodangi, yesterday,April 15, 2025. The 15-year-old autistic art prodigy, who recently broke the record for the largest painting on canvas by an individual with his 12,303.87 square meter artwork titled "Impossibility Is a Myth", was accompanied by the President of the Society of Nigerian Artists (SNA), Mr. Suleiman Mohammad, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tagbo Okeke.

During the visit, the team expressed gratitude for the gallery's support, which significantly contributed to Kanyeyachukwu's achievement. Director General Sodangi commended Kanyeyachukwu's remarkable feat, thanking his parents for their unwavering support. He assured the committee of the National Gallery of Art's continued support, emphasizing its commitment to promoting art and creativity in Nigeria. The DG looked forward to future collaborations that would further promote artistic talent in the country.

The meeting concluded with both parties expressing enthusiasm for working together, recognizing the potential for the National Gallery of Art's involvement to contribute to the success of upcoming projects and promote artistic talent in Nigeria. The committee thanked the Director General and his team for their warm reception and support.

15/04/2025

On behalf of the Management and staff of the National Gallery of Art, I sincerely wish the Visual Art community a Happy World Art Day!

We celebrate your creativity, passion, and dedication to your craft, which inspires us and brings people together.

At the National Gallery of Art, we're committed to promoting and supporting Nigerian artists, providing a platform for their art to thrive.

Here's to pushing boundaries and sharing unique perspectives with the world.
Congratulations and happy World Art Day! -

Ahmed Bashir Sodangi,
Director General,
National Gallery of Art.

04/04/2025

The National Gallery of Art remains committed in its mission to support and promote artists across Nigeria! As an official partner of the Made in the North Festival, we are proud to champion creativity, cultural heritage, and artistic excellence.

Through our sponsorship, we are empowering artists to showcase their talents, tell their stories, and contribute to the vibrant creative economy. Join us this April 5th & 6th at Murtala Muhammad Square, Kaduna to witness Northern Nigeria’s rich artistic expression.

30/03/2025

26/03/2025

You are cordially invited as collaborates with to put together this unique exhibition.Please, join us!!!

25/03/2025

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16/03/2025

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14/03/2025

14/03/2025

The National Gallery of Art (NGA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Five Cowries Arts Education Initiative (FCAEI) to promote Nigerian art, foster cultural exchange, and support artistic innovation. The key objectives of the partnership include developing art clubs for underprivileged and privileged school children, organizing workshops and programs to promote Nigerian art and artists, and providing opportunities for artistic innovation and creativity.

Highlights of the partnership include revamping and expanding the NGA's Saturday Art Club, establishing artist residency programs to support innovation and creativity, and having the NGA's Education Department work closely with Five Cowries to develop a unified theme for the Saturday Art Club.

The NGA and Five Cowries are committed to making art education accessible, inclusive, and transformative for Nigerian students. This partnership marks a significant milestone in promoting Nigerian art and culture. Together, we are making art accessible, inclusive, and transformative!