Here
we have a collection of local artists and their works for you to enjoy. These
artists often display their works in the many galleries around Lagos and most
of the work is for sale or commission. Please browse the portfolio slideshows
below.
If
you are an artist and would like to display your work here, free of charge,
then send digital photographs of your work to murph@lagos.me.uk along with a discription and prices if the work is for sale. Also include
any contact details that you would like including.
Loopy
Mosaics
Cyndee
is a Mosaicist who lives in Lagos. Much of her work can be enjoyed locally
in the restaurants and bars where her work has been commissioned. She will
undertake projects or create smaller pieces for gifts. Cyndee can be contacted
by e-mail at cyndee@lagos.me.uk or by cellphone on (00351) 968413047.
Murph
is a digital artist working in 2D, 3D, Animation and Video. He has produced
many designs for the music and leisure industry. Contact him on murph@lagos.me.uk or by cellphone on (00351) 964507174.
Craig
prides himself on working with many different materials to acheive his unique
style. His work can be seen around Lagos in many establishments. Contact him
on craig@lagos.me.uk or by cellphone on (00351) 963378565
Dany
is a local artist who likes to work in oil, acrylic, charcoal & ballpen.
She also designs tatoos. Prices on request. Portraits on request. Contact (00351) 967 132 440.
Born in
France in 1965. Artschool in France (Diplome superieure d'art plastic). He
is a local artist who works with copper (engraving) and also paints.
Contact him: (00351) 969 759 020
Started
at the age of 17 at the forge of a great english artist as an artesan blacksmith.
During 8 years he developed an art-deco style, doing mostly decorative but
also practical stuff.
Technical
and individual ideas.
Build on request. Contact: (00351) 969 749 352.
Lagos
is a wonderful place to enjoy art. The town has many galleries and exhibitions.
TRACA INFANTE D.HENRIQUE
This is a gallery with an infamous history. It was originally a slave market
said to be the first in Europe. Now it has a much more pleasant use, exhibiting
art work of mainly local artists. Throughout the summer it is home to many
shows each lasting between 1 and 2 weeks so its always worth dropping in to
see what's new. As well as paintings there are sculptures and even mosaic
exhibitions. Some of the work can be a little expensive for many, but often
there are limited edition prints and smaller pieces on offer. Drop by on your
way to the beach and enjoy the atmosphere usually the artist will be there
to talk about his/her work which makes it an interesting visit.
