Atlanta BeltLine presents exhibition honoring ‘sister metropolis’ of Lagos, Nigeria – WABE

Atlanta BeltLine presents exhibition honoring ‘sister metropolis’ of Lagos, Nigeria – WABE

Taiye Idahor’s “The Taming of the Chicken.” (Taiye Idahor)

Fifty years in the past, Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson designated Lagos, Nigeria, as a “sister metropolis.” The partnership in cultural alternate is honored this yr with a 10-week artist residency and exhibition.

“Atlanta BeltLine Presents: LagosAtlanta: Sister Metropolis Rising” brings two multimedia artists from Nigeria — Taiye Idahor and Kainebi Osahenye — to create new work in Atlanta, meet and educate our artwork group, and unveil their installations alongside the Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Path in April.

Becoming a member of Lois Reitzes on “Metropolis Lights” is the residency and exhibition curator Lauren Tate Baeza to inform us extra about this extraordinary 50-year intercity partnership and the artists who’ve come to assist us have fun.

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