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Christopher Moller Gallery | Harmattan has Come

“Harmattan Has Come”: Azuka Muoh Navigates Shifting Sands

Christopher Moller Gallery presents “Harmattan Has Come”, a powerful exhibition by emerging Nigerian artist Azuka Muoh. Her thought-provoking pieces explore cultural shifts, gender norms, and the challenges facing her generation in 21st century Nigeria.

Winds of Change:

Muoh delves into the evolving landscape of Nigerian culture, where tradition clashes with modernity. The Harmattan season, once a time for cherished rituals, is now met with apathy from younger generations. Climate change adds another layer of complexity, altering the season's arrival and prompting questions about cultural preservation.

Confronting Dichotomies:

Muoh, at only 22, fearlessly tackles uncomfortable conversations. Her art reflects the tension between honoring tradition and embracing progress, particularly regarding deeply ingrained gender norms. She uses bold colors, surreal imagery, and everyday urban scenes to create accessible yet thought-provoking works.

A Call for Dialogue:

Driven by a desire to connect and spark dialogue, Muoh hopes her art serves as a common ground for understanding. Her background in graphic design shines through in her meticulous planning and layered compositions, inviting viewers to engage with her unique perspective.

Exhibition Details:

Dates: November 24,2022 - March 31, 2023

In-person viewing: November 24, 2022 - January 20, 2023

Online viewing: November 24, 2022 - March 31, 2023

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    Dry Hands, Dry Feet
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