Na Juicy, Na Sweet celebrates the essence and spirit of fruits through contemporary African art 🍏
As we embrace the rejuvenation of spring, this curation features artworks that burst with color, energy, and life; each telling a unique story through the lens of fruit-inspired creativity 🍊
Experience art that refreshes the soul, ignites joy, and connects us to the natural world in an unexpected, delightful ways 🍋
Don't miss this journey into a world where art is as vivacious and flavorful as the fruits it portrays 🍎
“The fruits in "Angry Orchard" are not merely to be consumed; they demand to be acknowledged. Here, fruits aren't just sweet; they're fierce.”
“Whether it's through the dual meaning of 'orange' or the representation of two sides of a whole, these works are visual metaphors for the multifaceted nature of African identity and experience.”
"Itan" translates to "story" or "history" in Yoruba. Yoruba people are one of the largest and most culturally significant ethnic groups in West Africa. Yoruba culture is known for its vibrant and expressive arts, including sculpture, textiles, music, dance, and storytelling. Yoruba art has a strong emphasis on symbolism and spirituality and has influenced the broader African art world. Itan Foundation World isn’t just about displaying art, but also about telling the stories and histories of West African artists, their cultures and their creative journeys. Each artwork is selected for its ability to evoke a sense of storytelling and exploration.