Don’t Keep Your Art in the Finger! | Professor Moyo Okediji, proudly African

“In 1979, as the first and only graduating student of art in the University of Benin, I began to search for a way of expressing myself that could be regarded as ‘African’

In hindsight, the idea of searching for the African aesthetic was unnecessary because whatever an African produces is African.”
– Moyo Okediji

Words /images /Moyo Okediji

Professor,Art History-African Art

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