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Capital Art x Soul Traveller Tours
By Latitudes Editorial
Capital Art x Soul Traveller Tours
By popular demand, Capital Art and Soul Traveller Tours are returning to Lagos, Nigeria, for its 2026 curated art and cultural tour, taking place from Tuesday, 3 November to Sunday, 8 November 2026, during the 11th edition of ART X Lagos.
West Africa’s premier international art fair, ART X Lagos brings together leading and emerging voices in contemporary and modern art from across Africa and the Diaspora. The curated trip offers collectors and art enthusiasts the opportunity to experience the fair alongside a wider programme of gallery visits, studio encounters, cultural experiences and opportunities to connect with collectors and members of the international art community.
Following the success of the 2025 Lagos curated trip, the 2026 programme has been developed in partnership with a range of collaborators to offer a deeper experience of Lagos through art, food, fashion and culture.
What to Expect
The curated programme will include a selection of visits, experiences and events throughout the trip, including:
A visit to ART X Lagos
Gallery visits
A visit to the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art
An artist studio visit
A collector visit
Opportunities to mingle and connect with international collectors
Selected events and meals
Transfers according to the trip schedule
*Spaces for the 2026 Lagos curated trip are limited.
Trip Costs and Payment Details
The cost of the curated trip is R45,000 (approximately USD 2,500) per person.
The trip cost covers the curated programme and experiences outlined above. Flights, visa or visa-on-arrival costs, accommodation, incidentals and personal transfers or taxis are not included. A restaurant list will be provided for participants who require recommendations for additional dining during their stay.
Participation must be confirmed by emailing hello@capitalart.co. Payment and settlement instructions will then be provided.
The payment schedule is as follows:
15% by 11 September 2026
60% by 25 September 2026
25% by 16 October 2026
Further terms and conditions are available as part of the booking process.
Following confirmation of participation and the deposit deadline, participants will be advised of the preferred hotel and provided with the relevant booking procedures.
Flight Options
Participants are responsible for arranging their own flights to and from Lagos.
For the curated programme, participants should plan to arrive in Lagos on Tuesday, 3 November 2026, with return flights departing Lagos on Sunday, 8 November 2026.
Flight comparison platforms such as KAYAK can be used to explore available flight options.
Visa, Travel Insurance and Other Requirements
Participants are advised to verify current Nigerian visa and entry requirements with the relevant Nigerian embassy or consulate in their country of residence. Visa requirements can vary depending on nationality, and travel information should be confirmed through official sources before making arrangements.
Capital Art will assist participants with obtaining a visa or invitation letter or facilitate visa on arrival, which is highly recommended where applicable. The cost of the visa and any related services will be for the participant's own account. Further information regarding visa costs will be shared following payment of the deposit.
Participants should also ensure that they:
Have comprehensive travel insurance for the duration of the trip.
Hold a passport valid for at least six months from the date of arrival in Nigeria.
Have at least two blank pages available in their passport.
Carry proof of Yellow Fever vaccination, where required.
As visa and travel requirements can change, participants should confirm all requirements with the relevant authorities before travelling.
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A Look Back at Lagos 2025
The 2026 trip follows Capital Art’s 2025 curated Lagos experience, which brought participants together to explore the city's dynamic art and cultural landscape.
Images from the 2025 trip offer a glimpse into the experiences that participants can look forward to, from gallery visits and exhibitions to encounters with artists, collectors and the wider creative community.
A testimonial from a participant in the 2025 Lagos curated tour also provides a personal perspective on the experience.
Join the 2026 Lagos Curated Trip
With limited spaces available, the 2026 Lagos curated trip offers an opportunity to experience ART X Lagos and the broader cultural landscape of Lagos through a carefully curated programme of art, culture, food and connection.
Those interested in participating can confirm their interest by contacting hello@capitalart.co. Participants who confirm their place will receive further information about payment, accommodation, visa arrangements and the itinerary as the trip approaches.
Read more about Capital Art x Soul Traveller Tours here.
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Eyimofe Ideh
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<p>Eyimofe Ideh is a Lagos based curator with a strong focus on emerging African artists. She spent over two years managing SOTO Gallery, where she worked closely with the team on multiple exhibitions and international presentations. </p>
<p>She has curated the 2 Dimensional Art Pavilion at +234 Art Fair for two consecutive years, showcasing over 200 emerging artists, and led a solo booth presentation at Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2024, amongst other projects. Her curatorial approach focuses on artist visibility, narrative-building, and expanding access to contemporary African art</p>
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