We are pleased to announce the second part of Figuratively Speaking. A line up of Four artists who offer unique perspectives and artistic expressions, namely Ubong Ettebong, Edet Uweh, Yaw Boateng and George Egunjobi

Figurative art, an art form that has been cherished throughout history, holds a unique place in the artistic landscape. It captures the essence of the human form, communicating emotions, stories, and shared experiences that resonate with viewers across cultures and generations. "Figuratively Speaking II" pays homage to this enduring genre, presenting a curated selection of artworks that exemplify the depth and diversity of figurative expression. The exhibition features a carefully chosen lineup of artists who hail from various corners of the globe. Drawing from their unique cultural backgrounds, these artists infuse their works with personal narratives and diverse perspectives. "Figuratively Speaking II" serves as a platform for dialogue and discovery, offering viewers an opportunity to engage with the rich tapestry of figurative art. By highlighting the universality of the human experience, the exhibition fosters connections and understanding across cultural boundaries, celebrating our shared humanity. Through a diverse range of styles, mediums, and perspectives, the artists delve into the human form, inviting viewers to explore the stories, emotions, and universal experiences conveyed through their captivating artworks.