Children artists on the rise

L-R: Phoebe Giffey-Brohaugh, an artist and co-founder, The Children Art Gallery (TCAG); Oyindamola Fakeye, chair, NAHWNG, executive & artistic director, Centre for Contemporary Art, Lagos; Nisha Sajnani, founder, Arts + Health @ New York University and co-director, Jameel Arts & Health Lab; Christopher Bailey, Arts and Health Lead, World Health Organisation and Segun Oni, a serial entrepreneur and philanthropist and co-founder, TCAG, at a media parley, which held at the gallery on Thursday.

For the first time, the Nigerian visual art landscape is offering a variety that has not been experienced in the creative sector before. With the debut of The Children Art Gallery (TCAG), a first-of-its-kind art gallery in Victoria Island, Lagos, the sector has increased its offerings. The gal

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