Tiwani Contemporary

Tiwani Contemporary occupies a distinctive position in Lagos's vibrant art scene as a gallery dedicated to showcasing international contemporary artists from Africa and the diaspora. Located on Elsie Femi Pearse Street in Victoria Island, one of Lagos's most dynamic commercial and cultural districts, the gallery serves as an important platform for engaging with contemporary African art practices. For visitors interested in exploring the diverse creative expressions emerging from the continent and its global communities, Tiwani Contemporary offers an opportunity to encounter works that reflect both local contexts and international dialogues in contemporary art. The gallery's programming centers on presenting artists from Africa and the diaspora, creating a space where visitors can discover a range of contemporary practices that speak to the complexity and richness of African artistic production. Exhibitions at Tiwani Contemporary showcase various media and conceptual approaches, offering insight into how contemporary artists are engaging with questions of identity, history, place, and cultural exchange. This focus makes the gallery particularly valuable for those seeking to understand the breadth of contemporary African art beyond familiar narratives, presenting work that connects Lagos to broader conversations happening across the continent and in diaspora communities worldwide. Visiting Tiwani Contemporary provides an opportunity to experience contemporary art in a setting dedicated to thoughtful presentation and engagement. The gallery is open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with slightly different hours on Thursday (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM) and Saturday (11:00 AM to 6:00 PM), while remaining closed on Mondays and Sundays. Whether you are an established collector, a student of contemporary art, or simply curious about the creative work emerging from Africa and its diaspora, the gallery offers an accessible entry point into these vital artistic conversations. The Victoria Island location places it within easy reach of other cultural destinations and makes it a natural stop for anyone exploring Lagos's contemporary art landscape.