Editorial 

Janet Adebayo reclaims female autonomy in "In the Spaces, We Exist," using her distinctive paintings to challenge societal expectations.

As we delve deeper into the voices of Art for Education Exhibition, we spotlight iconic Nigerian artist, Duke Asidere - whose canvases...

In response to the resounding call for artistic engagement and societal impact, Forme Femine Gallery is thrilled to announce the extended...

"ART FOR EDUCATION 2023." is a collaborative effort that aims to raise funds to provide period care kits to girls in public schools in Lagos

CONVERGENCE, an exhibition of new works by Titilola Fagbemi; merging artistic experimentation with inter-generational relationships.

A Journey of Maternal Connections and Shared Experiences Forme Femine Art Gallery presents "CONVERGENCE," an exhibition featuring new...

Virtual Reality Display at Enpact X Africa Berlin Network. Showcasing artworks from 9 African and 9 Middle Eastern artists.

Wande Oseni is a visual artist whose artistic journey began at a young age after being exposed to animation and comic books.

Shaibu-Salami Ashiata (b,1998) is a contemporary artist from Kogi state, Nigeria, A painter who considers life from diverse perspectives

Noluthando Precious Mcira, alias Vry_blvk (1998-2021) was born and raised in a small township along the outskirts of Pretoria, Ekangala.

Joanna Raad is a Lebanese multidisciplinary artist and lecturer. She recently joined AUB as a lecturer at faculty of arts and art history

Anthonia Ndukauba is a conceptual Nigerian artist whose artistry focuses primarily on figurative depictions of the human body

For our ongoing virtual group exhibition 'Interconnected' in collaboration with Arneli Art Gallery, Lebanon, we introduce each artist on...

Ogochukwu Ejiofor explores topics of inner reflection, self-worth, assertiveness, and female bonding among African women through art.

In the Spirit of Women’s History Month, we celebrate Ladi Kwali, Nigerian Potter, featured on Google’s Doodle, the 16th of March, 2022.

Abuja-based artist gives an insight into his creative process and inspiration as he attempts to reclaim African agency through his art

Forme Femine is pleased to present Ebuka Pascal Agudiegwu, Ogochukwu Ejiofor, and Yewande Oseni at the inaugural edition of NXT.ART...

Tanzania-based Artist talks on her motivation, inspiration and elements influencing her art. Spotted at her solo exhibition Outbreak:...

A community impact movement Currently showing at our Partner Gallery in Kigali, Rwanda, Phase One is a group exhibition featuring works...

Exploring the age-old relationship between art and the female form. Forme Femine held its first physical exhibition, Forme Femineé...