How LIMÇAF has changed visual narrative in Nigeria

From a mélange of visually pleasing aesthetic expressions to a demonstration of technical competence, skills and ability, Nigerian artists are widening their grip on the contemporary art scene in Africa.

Gregory Austin Nwakunor

Guardian Arts

How LIMÇAF has changed visual narrative in Nigeria

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