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NGA Signs Landmark MOU with AIDOS Creations to Boost Nigeria’s Creative Economy
The National Gallery of Art is thrilled to announce the signing of a landmark MOU with AIDOS Creations, a cutting-edge creative media and technology company passionate about telling stories that drive visibility and growth. The Director-General of NGA, Ahmed Bashir Sodangi, and Pamela Williams, CEO of AIDOS Concept, signed the MOU at the NGA board…
Nigeria Health Watch And National Gallery Of Art Spotlight Maternal Health At 3rd Annual Gala
The Nigeria Health Watch (NHW) recently hosted its 3rd annual “Celebrating Womanhood” Art Gala at the Abuja Continental Hotel, themed “Her Strength in Every Story: Creative Expressions for Women’s Health.” This year’s event, centered on maternal health challenges in Nigeria, was held in collaboration with the National Gallery of Art, the Female Art Association of…
Fed Govt to change narrative of art
By Kolade Adeyemi, Jos The Director-General, National Gallery of Art (NGA), Mr. Ebeten William Ivara, has said that Federal Government is working assiduously towards changing the narrative of arts by using technology to explore different dimensions.
NGA Partners with Nigeria Health Watch for Art Exhibition on Maternal Health Awareness
The Director-General, National Gallery of Art, Ahmed Bashir Sodangi, received members of Nigeria Health Watch @nigeriahealthwatch in the audience at his office on March 18, 2025.The courtesy visit was to seek technical collaboration for the group’s art exhibition, “ Art as a catalyst for Improved Maternal Health,” scheduled on March 28, 2025, at the Abuja…
NGA In-House “Professional Capacity Building Workshop
The National Gallery of Art (NGA) recently hosted a comprehensive three-day “Professional Staff Train the Trainer” capacity-building workshop, focusing on essential topics to enhance the operational capabilities of its staff. The workshop covered: Each session consisted of a structured format that included discussions led by a chief facilitator, interactive comment periods, and breakout workshops, with…
At Rainbow Art, students recount COVID-19 losses, impact.
By Sodiq Omolaoye, Abuja. The Guardian The ambience was both colourful and moody. The drama, music and dance, though entertaining, evoked raw emotions in the audience. It was the third edition of Rainbow Art programme, an event that tells the story of a pandemic that killed over 2,500 Nigerians from an entirely different perspective. In…
