Fresco Gallery

2025 Press Highlight 🗞️ Ridiculously late post, but still a moment worth sharing. Lagos is overflowing with transformational creative voices, proud that @galleryfresco contributes to the conversation in a special way. Thank you for the lovely feature, @artnews @earthly_gorgeous ✨

📌Print jargon, simplified for today’s collector.📌 Fresco Gallery is a contemporary art gallery with a distinct focus on original prints and editions by emerging and established African artists, fostering and advocating for the integration of printmaking in contemporary African art. Go to thefrescogallery.com (Link In Bio) to explore our collection and artists.

Fresco Collectibles: @ayoolaart x Fresco Gallery Available to collect | Purchase link is in bio 🔗

She’s here 💙 Between Crown and Current, the third release in the Blue Woman x Ayoola scarf series, is now available to collect. Two sides. Two artworks. One collectible that honors the feminine as both icon and ocean — composed in power, limitless in motion. This is a limited release. Head to the link in bio to get yours. @galleryfresco x @ayoolaart Edition of 200 100% silk. 14 momme. 35 x 35 inches 📸 @kiel_orji

Two years. One more drop. The BlueWoman x Ayoola scarf series returns with its third release, Between Crown and Current. Two sides, two states of the feminine: stillness and tide, authority and flow. Available 25.04.2026. Register your interest on thefrescogallery.com (🔗 in profile) Images captured and directed by @mannyjefferson

Sign up now to attend the HOMECOMING™️ 2026 Art Tour, curated by @galleryfresco 🖼️ Link in bio 🔗

✨A glimpse from the opening night of SUPERIMPOSED. Thank you to everyone who came. If you missed it, the doors are still open, come experience the exhibition before it closes on Tuesday, December 16th.

Informed by his research on the National Museum of Scotland’s African collections, ‘Okolo’ by Scottish-Nigerian artist and printmaker Nkem Okwechime looks at the intersection of European and West African identity. Using printmaking as both memory and method, he reconstructs ancestral figures through shifting palettes, papers, and prints. In his hands, the deities become portals reshaped by distance, migration, and the act of remembering across borders. For enquiries, explore the catalogue on thefrescogallery.com (link in bio) or contact us Okolo x Eze No 1 Screenprint on Fabiano paper 22.0 × 14.6 inches Edition of 50 Okolo x Eze No 2 Screenprint on Fabiano paper 22.0× 14.6 inches Edition of 50 Twin Guardians Screenprint on Fabiano paper 16.5 in × 23.4 inches Edition of 50 UYF 268M Screenprint on Fabiano paper 18.31 × 15.75 inches Yam God Screenprint on Fabiano paper 22.0× 14.6 inches Edition of 50 Threshold Screenprint on Fabiano paper 22.0× 14.6 inches Edition of 50

Ade Adekola stretches the possibilities of photography into the tactile world, weaving it into prints, textiles, and animated lightboxes. His series “Symbols as Essence” turns to Adinkra signs and cultural motifs as containers of identity, spirituality, and resilience. Alongside, we present a selection from his “Transformation Series [Cities]”, a presentation of transformed architectural photographs drawn from his travels. This body of work reveals how his conceptual practice expresses his visual sensitivity and architectural training. For enquiries, explore the catalogue on thefrescogallery.com (link in bio) or contact us Cities - Los Angeles III Inkjet print on giclee fine art paper 11.8 × 17.7 inches Edition of 30 Cities - Los Angeles II Inkjet print on giclee fine art paper 11.8 × 17.7 inches Edition of 30 Cities - Los Angeles I Inkjet print on giclee fine art paper 27.6 × 39.4 inches Edition of 5 Cities - Los Angeles IV Inkjet print on giclee fine art paper 11.8 × 17.7 inches Edition of 30 Love (Authenticity) and Versatility Print on carpet Edition of 10 Persistence and Innovation Animated Light Box 39 x 39 inches Edition of 5 Devotion and Tenderness Print on carpet Edition of 10

Orry Shenjobi’s mixed media works, PEOPLE, invites us into a space of shared humanity. Her photographic prints, layered and multiplied, ask us to consider what we recognize in one another. “To see others,” she writes, “is to see oneself… in these faces, we find reflections of joy, sorrow, contemplation, and resilience.” Her work superimposes memory and emotion, turning private moments into mirrors. For enquiries, explore the catalogue on thefrescogallery.com (link in bio) or contact us Bisi Screen print and Oil paint on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Mr Bello Pigment Transference, Oil paint and Chalk pastel and Charcoal on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Aliko Screen print and Oil paint on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Madam Zainab Pigment Transference, Oil paint and Chalk pastel and Charcoal on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Kas Pigment Transference, Oil paint and Chalk pastel and Charcoal on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Grace II Screen print and Oil paint on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Grace Pigment Transference, Oil paint and Chalk pastel and Charcoal on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Aisha Pigment Transference, Oil paint and Chalk pastel and Charcoal on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Tochukwu (3) Pigment Transference, Oil paint and Chalk pastel and Charcoal on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Madam Zainab II Screen print and Oil paint on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Kas II Screen print and Oil paint on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches Aisha II Screen print and Oil paint on Recycled Canvas 11” x 13” Inches

Josh Ike Egesi’s AGU series is an inquiry into memory, materiality, and identity, three forces that shape how we understand ourselves and the worlds we inherit. Through this body of work, the leopard (AGU) becomes both symbol and guide, leading us through the layers of personal recollection and collective cultural memory. AGU Object (Black) 46.65 × 10.43 × 5.12 inches AGU Object (Red) 46.65 × 10.43 × 5.12 inches AGU Object (Aluminium) 46.65 × 10.43 × 5.12 inches AGU Tags Acrylic AGU Scarves (Pink, Red, Black) Screenprint on linen For enquires, explore the catalogue on thefrescogallery.com (link in bio) or contact us

“The bounds of creativity are not defined solely by what already exists, but by what can emerge.” Fresco Gallery’s latest offering engages the concept of nascent creativity emerging from the pre-existing. It brings together veteran artist - Ade Adekola, along with Josh Ike Egesi’s Agu project, Orry Shenjobi’s trademark mixed media works, with an installation, and more printwork by Chukwuemeka Anthony and Nkem Okwechime. READ MORE IN THE LINK IN THE BIO 🔗 . . . #Almanak #AlmanakMedia #FrescoGallery #AdeAdekola #JoshEgesi #JoshIkeEgesi #OrryShenjobi #ChukwuemekaAnthony #NkemOkwechime #NigerianArt #Exhibitions