Eje Ayó: Tony Nsofor stages homecoming art exhibition at National Museum, Onikan.
His solo exhibition, Eje Ayó — The Homecoming opens at the National Museum of Arts and Monuments, Onikan, Lagos on November 3 and runs till November 9.
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By Chukwuma Ajakah After years of showing across Africa, Europe and America, Anthony Chukwudinma Nsofor is coming home.
Eje Ayó — The Homecoming Exhibition marks a new chapter for Tony. Featuring 30 works that were created between 2019 and 2026 in Lagos, Ivory Coast and the United States, the show traces a restless period of movement, relocation and search — and how place, travel and lived experience have shaped his art. As depicted in Ofala Festival: A Kingly Harvest (2023, oil on canvas), Tony’s work returns often to community, festival and ritual — childhood memories of shared space. Widely travelled, he is drawn to conversations across cultures, with paintings shown at ART X Lagos, Art on Paper New York and the Dak’Art Biennale, among others.
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