Eclectica Contemporary is pleased to present Pause, Pose, Posture a solo exhibition by Muofhe Manavhela. Pause, Pose, Posture I can tell who she is by the way she poses. Pause. She takes note, she gathers herself, she adjusts, she pauses. Pose. She holds her
Eclectica Contemporary is pleased to present The Passage Between Two Worlds, a solo exhibition by Richard Nattoo. “This exhibition stands as a visual epic, a rewriting of inherited myths and a reclamation of spiritual authorship. In Richard Nattoo’s hands, imagination becomes an act of
Eclectica Contemporary is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Ibrahim Khatab, Stick to the Story. Every layer tells a tale. In Ibrahim Khatab’s world, posters aren’t just paper, they’re memory, texture, rhythm. Glued to walls, boards, and moments in time, they become fragments
Eclectica Contemporary is delighted to present Justin Dingwall's first solo exhibition with the gallery, titled When I Stare At The Night Sky Justin Dingwall’s latest series embodies a profound exploration of memories, investigating the transformative impact of actions, events, interactions, and experiences on our
Eclectica Contemporary is pleased to present Nothing but Blue Skies, a solo show by Yasmine Yacoubi. Yasmine Yacoubi grew up between Dresden (Germany) and Casablanca (Morocco), which gave her a wonderful opportunity to explore all kinds of diversities. Living in many places including France
Eclectica Contemporary is pleased to present Swirl and Conquer, a solo show by Ebenezer Samuel Akinola. Born in 1968 in Ibadan, Nigeria, Ebenezer Samuel Akinola is a leading voice in contemporary African art. He graduated at the top of his class with a Bachelor's
Eclectica Contemporary is pleased to present In Afterland, a solo show by Lien Botha. Botha is one of the few South African artists who has been experimenting with the photographic medium beyond its documentary frame. Born in Gauteng, South Africa in 1961, she initially
Eclectica Contemporary’s exhibition for Seventh edition of Art X Lagos Fair is a celebration of pan-African creative expression, showcasing artists from Egypt, Kenya, and Nigeria. Our selection of artists echoes the African continent’s vibrancy and energy through expressive colors, textures, and design while contributing to the larger discussion of African identity.
Disturbing the Stereotypes - KWAAI Exhibition 2020 Art goes beyond mere entertainment – it is an ancient way of expressing who we are and what we stand for that goes back to the first time that humans
Danielle Zelna Alexander, Solo exhibition - Running Through Sand Running Through Sand is the debut solo Show by Danielle Zelna Alexander with Eclectica Contemporary. It is a body of work layered both physically and metaphorically. It is a wondering through identity -
