African Artists’ Foundation (AAF) founded in 2007, Lagos, Nigeria, is a community focused, decentralized, multivalent, metamorphic art space that embraces experimental artistic principles in supporting boundary-breaking and artistic ideas. Over the years, AAF has evolved beyond the limiting shell of a non-profit, to embody an art space that is responsive, attuned to social justice issues, ecology, freedom, community initiatives by empowering creative expression.
African Artists’ Foundation (AAF) founded in 2007, Lagos, Nigeria, is a community focused, decentralized, multivalent, metamorphic art space that embraces experimental artistic principles in supporting boundary-breaking and artistic
ideas. Over the years, AAF has evolved beyond the limiting shell of a non-profit, to embody an is responsive, attuned to social justice issues, ecology, freedom, community initiatives by empowering creative expression.
In 1967 Prince Emmanuel travelled to Spain with his wife where he enrolled in the Escuala Massana art school. Three years later the married couple left Spain and moved to London. They never returned to Spain or reclaimed the precious suitcase...
African Artists Foundation (AAF) and the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) invite Nigerian photographers to contribute to a groundbreaking project: Men and Love in Times of War. This initiative seeks to transform the narrative surrounding masculinity in conflict zones, presenting nuanced and authentic perspectives that challenge traditional norms.