An artist based in Manhattan, New York, Nonye Ikegwuoha has a special interest in African indigenous architecture and has made a lifelong commitment to art. Nonye Ikegwuoha is an accomplished artist with over 30 years of experience, and his artwork has been displayed in a number of exhibitions.
One such exhibition of Ikegwuoha’s artwork was a solo showing of drawings and paintings in 2016 at the Agora Gallery in New York. Though it was closed due to COVID-19, the art gallery is excited to announce their recent opening and new safety measures to help combat the pandemic, as well as their latest exhibition.
Agora Gallery has a brand-new exhibition titled “Introspection: Outside the Picture,” which focuses on contemporary artists whose work aims to unify people with differing viewpoints. The gallery’s introduction to this exhibition invites the audience to reflect on mediated interaction and contemplation. Each of the 10 artists included in this exhibition work with many different mediums to express themselves artistically, share their cultural backgrounds, and provoke discourse among viewers.
One such exhibition of Ikegwuoha’s artwork was a solo showing of drawings and paintings in 2016 at the Agora Gallery in New York. Though it was closed due to COVID-19, the art gallery is excited to announce their recent opening and new safety measures to help combat the pandemic, as well as their latest exhibition.
Agora Gallery has a brand-new exhibition titled “Introspection: Outside the Picture,” which focuses on contemporary artists whose work aims to unify people with differing viewpoints. The gallery’s introduction to this exhibition invites the audience to reflect on mediated interaction and contemplation. Each of the 10 artists included in this exhibition work with many different mediums to express themselves artistically, share their cultural backgrounds, and provoke discourse among viewers.
