Nike Art Gallery

How Lagos Claimed Its Place as Africa's Art Hub | Condé Nast Traveler

"I wander through a towering multi‑storey space—a world of its own—where hyper‑realistic and abstract paintings, life‑size sculptures, and embellished furniture and textiles in every shape, color, and size imaginable decorate every corner. Founded by renowned textile artist Nike Davies‑Okundaye (affectionately known as Mama Nike), the gallery feels like a treasure trove of works by some of Africa’s brightest minds." - Toyo Odetunde

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"The country’s largest privately owned gallery, packed wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling with an extraordinarily diverse and loosely curated collection spanning paintings, sketches, sculptures, and mixed media. Visitors encounter everything from replicas of the rarely circulated kobo coin to vibrant portraits of everyday life in traditional dress, monochrome studies, and exuberantly colored pieces; the overall effect is abundant, celebratory, and a little overwhelming in the best way." - Shirley Nwangwa

"Looking to bask in the work of Nigerian and international artists while in Lagos for Lagos Fashion Week? Then look no further than Nike Art Gallery. Located in a five-story tall building in Lekki, a suburban area on Lagos Island, it features thousands of artworks, making it one of the largest gallery collections in West Africa. It is a favorite in Lagos for art lovers and those seeking a place to meet fellow enthusiasts."