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Victor Ehikhamenor: The Enigma of Time Remembered
Art Plugged
MARUANI MERCIER is delighted to announce the debut exhibition of their newly represented artist, Victor Ehikhamenor, marking his inaugural...
2 hours ago
Victor Ehikhamenor
Georgetown University in Qatar
Victor Ehikhamenor ... Victor Ehikhamenor is a Nigerian-American multidisciplinary visual artist and writer known for his vibrant and incisive works that engage...
10 months ago
German museum worker fired after hanging his own art in gallery
CNN
For a brief moment, one German man achieved his dream: his artwork hanging in a famous museum.
5 months ago
These Were the Highlights of the 4th Lagos Biennial
Artnet News
Thrust into uncertainty, artists and collectives lead the charge in re-inspiring hope.
6 months ago
Learning from Lagos: Lessons from the Megalopolis’s Growing Art Scene
ARTnews.com
Lagos Biennal, with works by Nolan Oswald Dennis and Ibrahim Mahama, frames the city as "the place to think about what's happening in the...
5 months ago
History and Humor Inspire Victor Ehikhamenor’s Art (Published 2023)
The New York Times
The Nigerian American artist is debuting rosary tapestries at Art Basel Hong Kong this month. The works examine the disappearance of historical memory.
18 months ago
Harvesting My Father’s Mementos
www.guernicamag.com
Officially, B.A. Ehikhamenor was an uneducated farmer. Privately, he was a devoted scribe, a relentless keeper of records and photographs...
43 months ago
Victor Ehikhamenor’s Installation Work ‘Still Standing’ at St Paul’s Cathedral in London
ArtDependence
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, recently unveiled the bold new artwork Still Standing by Nigerian-born artist, Victor Ehikhamenor,...
31 months ago
Who Owns What? Who Can Speak for Whom?
Frieze
A survey of international writers, curators and artists in response to recent controversies surrounding appropriation.
84 months ago
Opinion | Give Us Back What Our Ancestors Made (Published 2020)
The New York Times
Africans shouldn't have to travel to Western museums to see the artworks looted from their continent.
56 months ago