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When we were young Canvas on stretcher
Uche Edozie

₦4,503,000

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Hope Canvas
Cornelius "Toks" Browne

₦547,726

White
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Beatitude II Canvas on stretcher
Durodola Yusuf

₦1,422,000

Yellow
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Boss Lady II Canvas on stretcher
Tolu Aliki

₦3,318,000

Blue
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Negro I Canvas on stretcher
The Creatus

₦71,100

Brown
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Sisters Canvas
Yomi Momoh

₦1,422,000

Multicolour
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Onyi Canvas on stretcher
Chuchu Ojekwe

₦142,200

White
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Traditional Dancer Canvas
Oladipupo Adesina

₦651,750

Purple

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Solace
₦1,007,250

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Eye Of The Beholder 2
₦414,750

Orange
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Eye Of The Beholder 1
₦414,750

Blue
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Fulani Milk Maids
₦237,000
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Dance Contest
₦414,750

Pink
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Hopeful Hustle City
₦414,750

Yellow
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Durbar Festival
₦355,500

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African Queen
₦414,750

Pink

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Olayinka Ademola
Enigma Art Collective

Since we joined Aworanka our international sales have increased by 40%. For the first time, we are able to sell to collectors in Europe, the USA, and Asia on our customized Aworanka page.
Femi Adeniba
Artist

I am very proud to be part of this project. Aworanka helps us (artists) showcase our artwork and connect with collectors from all over the world. Now people can understand my work better and they even visit me in my studio.
Kemi Ajayi
Collector

I've always loved African art but I was only able to buy in the limited number of African fairs in New York. Now I can buy African art anytime at Aworanka. This website has changed the game in the African art market.

Latest Blog Posts

Obinna Franklin

Obinna Franklin

Obinna Franklin talks about participating in diverse art communities and how this influences his artistic practice.

Stephen Osuchukwu

Stephen Osuchukwu

Stephen Osuchukwu talks about the city of Benin and the need to further exploit the art heritage in Nigeria.

Adeniyi Damilola

Adeniyi Damilola

Nigerian artist, Adeniyi Damilola, talks about his journey as an artist, what inspires his work, and the challenges to overcome.

Innocent Akhigbe

Innocent Akhigbe

Tapestry artist, Innocent Akhigbe talks about his practice and using wool to enlighten the world on African culture.