Exhibition, titled ‘The Convergence: The Iconic Architect & the Icons of Art,’ organised by AD Consulting in partnership with Ecobank Nigeria at the Ecobank Pan African Centre (EPAC), Lagos, has brought together artists, architects, collectors, patrons and members of the public to celebrate Nigeria’s creative heritage and explore opportunities for collaboration.

Speaking at the exhibition, Olajumoke Adenowo, said the initiative provided a platform for meaningful conversations between architecture and visual art while strengthening relationships among stakeholders in the creative industry.

Adenowo said: “Beyond celebrating artistic excellence, it underscores the importance of supporting creative enterprise and encouraging greater appreciation of Nigerian art.”

The exhibition featured projects from Adenowo’s 32 years of architectural practice alongside works by Nigerian artists, including Abiodun Olaku, Duke Asidere, Edosa Oguigo, Bunmi Babatunde, Kehinde Adewuyi, Tayo Quaye, Alex Nwokolo, Kassi Nathalie, Dotun Popoola, Steve Ekpenisi, Collins Abinoro and Joshua Nmesirionye, among others.

The works highlighted the range of Nigerian artistic expression and demonstrated how architecture and visual art can preserve cultural heritage, inspire innovation and shape contemporary perspectives.

The Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications at Ecobank Nigeria, Austen Osokpor, said the bank supported the exhibition as part of its commitment to promoting African creativity and connecting talent with opportunities.