I am thrilled to announce that I have been selected as a finalist in the inaugural Myma Art Prize, an innovative platform that passionately celebrates the emerging talents of early to mid-career artists from Ghana and Nigeria. This prestigious prize is organized by the family of the esteemed Dr. Myma Belo-Osagie, in honor of her profound love and dedicated patronage of West African art.

In Bloom traces the quiet yet radical journey of moving from displacement to rootedness through self-assertion. Through her exploration with resist-dye technique batik, Omolola captures Her paintings capture the ongoing process of sowing, walking, and waiting within an environment not built for her—an experience that involves continuous uprooting and the deliberate act of planting oneself where true flourishing is possible.

In Bloom honours the mystery of growth, to surrender control, and to allow the spirit to do what only it can.

The exhibition of works form a living archive that reanimates ancestral presence and redefines what it means to bear witness, endure and be remembered honoring while examining the sacredness of how stories are preserved, whose voices are centred, and how echoes of womanhood continue to shape our futures.

An exhibition celebrating the diverse skills of Nigerian and African artists, spanning over 150 years of innovation.

Where does your story begin? “Home: The Origin of all Poems” embarks on a captivating journey that transcends borders and explores the profound essence of home. It isn’t just about bricks and mortar - Afeez Onakoya, Osa Seven, Omolola Coker and Segun Okewumi explore the wellspring of creativity and identity: the concept of home itself.

"Moments in Monochrome" invites you to embark on a visual journey where shades of black and white converge to capture the essence of time, emotion, and narrative. Through the absence of color, each frame becomes a canvas of contrasts, unveiling the power of light and shadow in shaping unforgettable moments.