Nike Art Gallery is one of the most foremost Art House in Nigeria.
It was founded by Chief (Mrs.) Oyenike Monica Okundaye whom is also known as "Nike" a short form of ‘Oyenike’, solely from her earnings as an artist without governmental assistance. Hence, the name of the gallery ‘Nike Art Gallery’.

The establishment started in 1983 which was open with 20 young girls marching the streets in Osogbo aimlessly with no hopes of the future. She withdrew the girls from the street giving them a new life through art. Where they got free food, materials, and accommodation. Furthermore gifting them with how to earn a living through art-making. The success of 20 young girls paved the way for over 3000 young Nigerians, who have been trained in the center and currently earning a decent living from it. Many African countries now send their students to study textile art at the center.

Nike Art Galleries has 3 branches at Osogbo, Ogidi-Ijumu, and Abuja. She has a unique style in textile design and painting garnered international recognition bringing her a lot of fame and fortune.

An art curator that would love to explore for more than a day will be able to settle in one of the comfortable rooms available in the center. To indulge in the art with little or no disturbance, you will want to go during the off-season. That is, it is best to avoid public holidays and festive periods for their usually are large numbers of visitors.

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Damnnnnn niggarrr
Nice and beautiful
All art is but imitation of nature

Am going to pay a visit

Nickshrapnel:
Freedom of speech

Nickshrapnel:
Well under the nairaland rule, the man ain’t breaking any law

Damnnnnn niggarrr
You are a real niggarrr
I can see you are defending my asss
Real niggarrrz got real niggarrrz back

I owe you some bottles. Especially if you are in Benin city. Then i will add enough weed to it
Send me a message. Let me drop my number for you
But it is going to be an Italian number or Mexican number.

3 branches? What of the one in Lekki, Lagos?

Very good

Cool.

This is a beautiful sight to behold.

Kinda looks similar to Addidas gallery

Silverbird gallery was the best I ever visited. It was around 2008. Don't k ow if it still exist.

There I saw jaw dropping artworks ...Some worth millions of naira I wouldn't even hesitate to buy if I had a few millions to spare. Art is life.

The surest way of being outstanding in life is by doing what you have passion for, a lot of parents have misled their children by imposing a career on them which is why they will remain a random person in the society.

Beautiful

Nice

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Okay

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Nice

I know her. I spent considerable time in that laid back town and I've been everywhere that's somewhere: Osun-Osogbo sacred Grove, Ataoja's palace, Nike Art Gallery, Museum of Arts, Susan Wenger's House etc. I remember the annual festival: Okonfo and his white children and the late Adunni Olorisa.

Nice one

Top notch

Related to the one in Lagos?

SangoOlukosoOba:
Kinda looks similar to Addidas gallery

SMH

LordAzubuike:
Art is life.

That's all I want to hear.

Is it Nike or nikè

looks great

Nickshrapnel:
Artist are underrated/underpaid in Nigeria, hope this will change in the coming years

They earn their living from their artworks. Not sure if they are employed by any government parastatal.

Person never chop Nah art gallery make he go watch.....will watching art and crafts put food for his table? Abeg, make I go play bet naija wether I fit win...

what can I say

She's an outstanding woman.

I have missed Mama Nike

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Nice and beautiful
All art is but imitation of nature

Am going to pay a visit

No one cares even if you decide to go this evening, so stop shouting nigga up and down like a Bush boy that only have access to Tv once in a month.

sylve11:


They earn their living from their artworks. Not sure if they are employed by any government parastatal.

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