Intriguing art of octogenarian ethnographer, Abejide

Karen Wright once wrote, “the art world can be a mean place. If you don’t make it as a young emerging artist, chances are you will be out in the wilderness until you might get discovered in your twilight years.”

Gregory Austin Nwakunor, Arts and Culture Editor

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Intriguing art of octogenarian ethnographer, Abejide

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