The second day of the ongoing African week event in Finland took place on Tuesday, May 20, at
the Helsinki Urban Art Centre in Kinaporinkatu.
Some of the finest artists from across Africa, such as Abolore Sobayo, Bokani,
Kayode Olowu, Macoumba Ndiaye (who is also known as Maku Dakar), Michael Fashakin, and Olumide
Jasanya, represented the culture of Africa and values of the continent via their
artwork and insightful perspectives towards the future of their various
countries.
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The visual artist, Abolore Sobayo, explains the theme of his artwork, Arinrinajo |
At the event, renowned Nigerian movie actor, Mr Chris Iheuwa, graced the
occasion with his presence. Other notable movie producers and entertainment
personalities were also on the scene to share in the appreciation of art and
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Nollywood actor, Chris Iheuwa, admiring artwork at Beyond Borders |
Explaining the theme and summary of the Beyond Borders art series via his
social media platform, the visual artist, Mr Abolore Sobayo, wrote on X:
“Beyond Borders is an art exhibition that explores the emotional and
physical journeys of migrants and refugees across the globe. This exhibition
invites the audience to reflect on the shared humanity of those who journey
beyond borders in search of safety, freedom, and opportunity.”
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Visual artist, Abolore Sobayo |
See more photos of how the exhibition unfolded below:
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Puff puff and drinks
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 The Traveller by Abolore |
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See more images below: |
Arinrinajo
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There was kuli kuli
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A young lady sipping fine wine |
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Fine Wine |
This is a beautiful piece!
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