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    Gerry Nnubia, Red Cap Chief, 2022
    Gerry Nnubia, Red Cap Chief, 202212x12, Acrylic on Paper$300
    And the People Could Fly, 2003
    And the People Could Fly, 2003An original work by Yomi Momoh 2003 Oil on Canvas 3’x 4’$3500
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    Woven Basket NaturèHandmade in NigeriaWoven BasketNatural 14” circumference $60
    Purple Woven Mats
    Purple Woven MatsPurple Woven Mats Set of 2Handmade in Nigeria12” circumference$60
    Blue Pyramid, 2018
    Blue Pyramid, 2018An original work by Wole Lagunji 2018 Acrylic on Canvas 2.5' x 2’$8000
    Rufus Ogundele, Brave Hunters, 1984
    Rufus Ogundele, Brave Hunters, 198448x48 oil on boardOMOLUWABITHE SALVATION NARRATIVE OF RUFUS OGUNDELE PART IIA Return to the creative origins of SelfIt has often been said that the imbalances of the real world are mirrored and even exacerbated in the world of fine art and other micro universes within our realm of existence as they are both reflections and refractions of those larger inequities. Since art and creativity have been so deeply ingrained in our human psyche, they have informed and influenced our evolution as a specie since the dawn of time.If these injustices and anomalies can be corrected in higher creative spaces, their realignment will no doubt have a ripple effect on wider plains of existence, leveling out the playing field and creating a more equitable world for all.Within this framework of thought, it is thus the prerogative of the artist to uphold truth and usher in new epiphanies of righteousness in moving humanity ever closer to a state of perfection in all areas of contemporary life.As Africa emerges from a protracted period of darkness to embrace a hyper- renaissance synonymous with the glories of the Aquarian age, the artist is set to take center stage in this new epoch.As the curtain draws on the 2000 year old Piscean age, the time has come for new manifestations of divine beauty reflecting the signs of the times and the rise in consciousness of the human family.It comes as no surprise that through a series of cosmic coincidences, the works of the late icon of the Oshogbo Art Movement, Rufus Ogundele and others from that glorious age of spiritual art from Africa, have been brought to the forefront of the global art scene. Lost in translation for many decades, the exploitation of their individual and collective legacies has been on going since their emergence in the early 1960s. Aged only 50 at the time of his transition in 1996, Rufus Ogundele’s works and the powerful message of salvation they carry, resonate more deeply today than when first created over sixty years ago. Weaving the ancient folklore and mythology of his native Yoruba people in to his gospel of universal salvation, his message of everlasting life attainable through a reconnection to self, still echoes colorfully today from beyond the grave. His story narrates the tale of the quintessential outsider celebrating his own sacrificial mission of total devotion to his art as a means of attainting the ultimate goal of life eternal. Kickstarted in the same flower power era of the 1960’s when the hippy movement was gathering momentum in the West, these new energies were the first born of the new age, challenging conventional wisdom and rebelling against war, human greed and capitalism. By visualizing a more equitable community and singing songs of love and peace, these twin flames of consciousness hoped to paint a better world on one hand and harmonize humanity’s soul on the other.Though described in numerous artistic circles and articles as the Picasso of Africa due to his predominantly cubist expressions, Rufus in life rejected such comparisons and pigeon holing as he saw the spirit of art as running wild and unfettered throughout the human family. With time, he came to understand that Picasso’s cubism was greatly influenced by African forms and was often heard saying in jest that “Pablo Picasso ought to be known as the Rufus Ogundele of Europe”. Instead, he saw himself as Omoluwabi, the local hero of kingly lineage, destined to change the world through his example, his character (Iwa) and his art.Discovered just after Nigeria’s political independence from Britain in the early 1960s Rufus Ogundele’s art emanates from deep within the DNA of his ancestral heritage. His father a carpenter and traditional Yoruba carver, came from a long line of craftsmen instructed in the old ways and methods of Yoruba wood workings. Theirs was a guild dedicated to manifesting practical ways of improving life in the community and shrines of local deities like Oshun and Ogun. His name Ogundele literally means “the god of iron/creativity is in the house”. Ogun de ele Naturally born in to this creative school of thought, when given the opportunity to express his brand of ancestral wisdom, he chose to go deeper in to himself in search of the DNA of modern life. By applying the folklore and mythological systems of his native people through this new found medium of oil painting, Rufus Ogundele presented his own artistic roadmap for individual salvation to the world. His works take pride of place in the homes and collections of major stars and celebrities as documenting in the April 1997 edition of Architectural Digest. At home in Nigeria, Afro beat King; Femi Anikulapo Kuti and the highly respected Igwe Alfred Nnaemeka Achebe, Agbogidi (The voice of Thunder, Obi “King” of Onitsha) are just a couple of well known collectors of Ogundele’s works. They have also been featured in leading galleries and exhibitions in Nigeria, Germany, the UK, France, USA, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Ghana and Japan. As far back as 1966, his works were shown at the Institute of Contemporary Art in London and at a Smithsonian Institution’s traveling exhibition of the world’s leading new names in art. In more recent times, his paintings have taken center stage in major cinematic features like Disney + “The Crossover starring Felicia Rashad and a host of other Hollywood celebrities. Between October 7th 2022 and January 8th 2023, the Chrysler Museum in Norfolk Virginia featured the works of Rufus Ogundele and other Nigerian artists in their successful exhibition “Black Orpheus” ‘Jacob Lawrence and the Mbari Club’ This visual alignment of continental African art with the global art movement through story telling, has propelled Ogundele’s paintings in to millions of new minds through new media and the power of popular culture in the US and beyond. In life, his mission was to use his art to penetrate the minds of his captive audience with his visual folk tales and colorful imagery as a means of correcting societal inequalities. In death, his legacy lives on through his collection of rare paintings that speak of his messianic agenda to unite the diverse peoples of our world through the boundless, borderless creativity of the eternal human spirit. EXHIBITIONS2023 “Black Orpheus” Jacob Lawrence and the Mbari Club (featuring;Rufus Ogundele) Chrysler Museum Virginia 2021 “The New World According to Rufus Ogundele” Nimbus Africa Centre, Norfolk VA2005 “Parallel Vision” Christina Cultural Art Centre, Delaware USA2000 “ A Concrete Vision - Oshogbo Art in the 1969s” National Museum of African Art Washington USA1990 “Songs of Power, Songs of Praise-Modern Visions from Haiti, Nigeria and Papua New Guinea”- San Jose State University gallery USA1988 “Art from the African Diaspora: Becoming Visible”- Centre for Contemporary Art, Newark, USA1985 “Oshogbo Art”- Commonwealth Institute Art Gallery- London, UK1984 Solo Exhibition- Galerie Schwarzweise, Munich, Germany 1981 “Exhibition of works by Rufus Ogundele, Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria1980-81 “ Twenty Years of Oshogbo Art” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria1979 “Modern Kunstaus Afrika” - Staatlichen Kunsthalie, Berlin Germany1976 “Exhibition of Works by Rufus Ogundele” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria 1975 “Modern Art from Africa” Group Exhibition- Jonas’s Gallery, Baltimore USA1974 “Rufus Ogundele” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria1974- Tradition and Change in Yoruba Art, E.B Crocker Art Gallery , Sacramento USA“Contemporary Nigerian Art” Corcoran Museum of Art Washington USA1972- “Africa Creates’72’ Union Carbide Gallery New York USA1970- “Exhibition of Works by Rufus Ogundele” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria 1968- “Contemporary Nigerian Art Exhibition for Ori OlokunCultural Centre Ile-Ife1969 “Contemporary African Art” - Camden Art Centre London UK1969 “Contemporary African Art” Otis$35000
    Monday Morning, 2023
    Monday Morning, 2023An original work by Nat Okoro 2023 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Afropolitan TieDye Tshirts
    Afropolitan TieDye TshirtsAfrican cotton dyed T-shirtsMade in Nigeria One size fits most$60
    Tiny Woven Baskets
    Tiny Woven BasketsHandmade in NigeriaStacking Woven BasketsSet of 25” $40
    Afropolitan Backpacks
    Afropolitan BackpacksSturdy and beautiful African fabric quilted cotton backpack ~Zippered front pouch Made in Nigeria $65
    Gerry Nnubia, Red Cap Chief III, 2022
    Gerry Nnubia, Red Cap Chief III, 202212x12, Acrylic on Paper,$300
    Sisi Eko (Lagos Society Lady), 2023
    Sisi Eko (Lagos Society Lady), 2023An original work by Nat Okoro 2023 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Purple Basket
    Purple BasketHandmade in NigeriaNatural plant dyes12” circumference $65
    Death is a Gift: Keys to Eternal Life (E-Book)
    Death is a Gift: Keys to Eternal Life (E-Book)Death is a Gift: Keys to Eternal Life ~By Sia Alexander •Death is not the end. Death can never be the end. Death is the road. Life is the traveler. The Soul is the Guide” ~ Sri ChinmoyWe fear death because we don't know it. Imagine death a gift - a blessed state, free from the illusion of mortality, where the dead rejoice in sublime reunion with the Divine source, which created them. So to kill loses its ghastly power, as the temporal world is revealed to be the only hell and the departed come to know it as a dream from which they have finally been awakened.This is an Ebook Download. Link will be ready to download and emailed after purchase~$11.11
    Wide Brim Woven Basket
    Wide Brim Woven BasketWoven BasketHandmade in Nigeria20” circumference$75
    Traditional Benin Bronze Sculpture
    Traditional Benin Bronze SculpturePure Lagos collection$3000
    Gele (Head Gear), 2022
    Gele (Head Gear), 2022An original work by Nat Okoro 2022 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Gerry Nnubia, Twilight, 2022
    Gerry Nnubia, Twilight, 202212x12$300
    Flower Remedy Consultation
    Flower Remedy ConsultationI hr consultation on any emotional challenges you may be facing in order to design a custom Flower Remedy formula just for you ~•LoveMoneyHealth BodyBeauty RelationshipsMarriageCareerFertility Children Past livesFuture Goals•1 month supply included to take home and brighten your life & soul ~* Great for kids as well! $111
    Rose Tinted Secrets, 2023
    Rose Tinted Secrets, 2023An original work by Chris Green 2023 Oil on Canvas 16”x 20”$500
    Traditional Beaded Necklace
    Traditional Beaded NecklaceBlack and white heavily beaded necklace to accessorize any traditional African or modern outfit. Made in Cameroon ~$100
    Naate Bags
    Naate BagsNaate BagsSunshine & ChocolateMade in Senegal by local women’s collective using repurposed recycled plastic 14” height$65
    Because I Can, 2023
    Because I Can, 2023An original work by Nat Okoro 2023 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Form Over Function, 2020
    Form Over Function, 2020An original work by Godwin Adesoye 2020 Graphite on Canvas 3’ x 2.5’$3500
    Embroidered Cross-Body Bags
    Embroidered Cross-Body BagsColorful, woven bags ~$50
    Afropolitan Sac Bag
    Afropolitan Sac BagBeautiful multicolored purse with drawstrings! Made in Nigeria. Ankara Print$85
    Gerry Nnubia, Red Cap Chieftain IV, 2022
    Gerry Nnubia, Red Cap Chieftain IV, 202212x12, Acrylic on Paper.$300
    My Goddess, 2024
    My Goddess, 2024An original work by Franklin Nwabueze 2024 Textiles on canvas 5’ x 4’ ~ His transformative style, involving the recycling and upscaling of scraps of African textiles from the rag trade (originally sourced from his mother’s tailoring workshop) into valuable, highly collectable works of art, epitomizes the true spirit of human ingenuity. This powerful metaphor for wealth creation can be equally applicable in converting trash talk about black jobs into endearing symbols used to engineer social change. Its bile and venom can be repurposed to fuel and galvanize black, white, red, and blue votes to paint a new picture of society and usher in a new era in American and global leadership. Welcome to an era of Black Jobs in American politics. Sankofa ~$3200
    Natural Bassinet Basker
    Natural Bassinet BaskerBeautiful and cozy bassinet basket ~Pillow and Moroccan Fabric insert For your tiny loved ones ~18” long $165
    Big Sis 2, 2023
    Big Sis 2, 2023An original work by Nat Okoro 2023 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Halima, 2024
    Halima, 2024An original work by Franklin Nwabueze 2024 Textiles and acrylic on canvas 3.7’ x 2.7’$2700
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,9x11, Collage on Paper$250
    Star Woven Basket
    Star Woven BasketHandmade in NigeriaWoven Star Basket16” circumference $65
    Afropolitan Tote
    Afropolitan ToteBeautiful multicolored large carry all! Made in Nigeria. Very sturdy with a double zipper and lined with black fabric.$111
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,9x11, Collage on Paper$250
    Naate Bags
    Naate BagsNaate BagsChocolate StripesMade in Senegal by local women’s collective using repurposed recycled plastic 14” height$65
    Tola Wewe, (Crossover featured) “Gelede Protest”
    Tola Wewe, (Crossover featured) “Gelede Protest” 5feet X 5feet Acrylic on Canvas In line with global consciousness at the dawn of the new age, Tola Wewe’s Gelede protest is an indication of the coming together of universal concepts of opposition and change at the dawn of a new era synonymous with female leadership. The Gelede female power structures in western Nigeria are often called upon to counter societal imbalance and uphold spiritual truths in an age of materialism and vanity.$4500
    Conundrum, 2021
    Conundrum, 2021An original work by Tola Wewe 2021 Acrylic on Canvas 2.5’ x 2’$3200
    Be Love Now
    Be Love NowBe Love NowLove Potion No. 11A flower essence to align you with pure love in body, mind and spirit.Free your soul from a belief in scarcity and trauma and fill your cells with the light of divine love, your natural birthright ~A blend of the highest quality Bach flower remedies to enlighten your magnetic, loving self and attract your highest soul mate ~Pure water, Bach Flower Remedies, Organic GlycerineLove,SiaNatural1fl.ozTake 11 tiny drops under your tongue daily •3 in the morning | 4 in the afternoon | 4 in the evening ~$11.11
    Woven Star Basket
    Woven Star Basket Made in NigeriaWoven Star Basket w/ handles14” circumference $75
    I AM: You Power This Life (Audiobook)
    I AM: You Power This Life (Audiobook)I AM: You Power This Life (Audiobook) by Sia Alexander •Narrated by the Author @ Nimbus Studio LagosThe power of I AM, the true essence of who we are - is God. As spiritual beings having a human experience, we possess within us all that we require to empower our daily life with perfect love, abundance, joy and wholeness. Offered in this book, I AM: You Power This Life, a 100+ page sutra, is a practical vision to living this Truth ~Link will be available for download and emailed to you after purchase ~$7.11
    Full, 2020
    Full, 2020An original work by Godwin Adesoye 2020 Graphite on Canvas 3’ x 2.5’$3500
    Large Natural Woven Mats
    Large Natural Woven Mats Natural Woven MatsSet of 2Handmade in Nigeria16” circumference$70
    Afropolitan TieDye Trackers
    Afropolitan TieDye Trackers Extra long, wide leg trackers ~Made in NigeriaSilky, cotton dyed fabric with drawstringOne size fits most $75
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,9x11, Collage on Paper$250
    God Loves Sex and Money: 7 Secret Reasons Why You Should Too
    God Loves Sex and Money: 7 Secret Reasons Why You Should TooIt is no secret that we as human beings have a love/hate relationship with sex and money. At the same time our understanding of God is limited and so we attach many of our human shortcomings onto God, making God judgmental, uncaring and harsh. This creates in us a deep conflict between our intense desires and our need to be loved and accepted by God. In, God Loves Sex and Money: 7 Secret Reasons Why You Should Too, a new way of looking at the relationship between God, sex and money is posited, in an effort to free readers from psycho-spiritual inner conflict. The goal is to liberate, heal and enlighten the mass consciousness on these three seemingly antithetical concepts.Paperback$22.22
    Gerry Nnubia, Light Vision, 2022
    Gerry Nnubia, Light Vision, 202212x12, Acrylic on Paper.$300
    Get Rich Quick
    Get Rich QuickGet Rich QuickMoney Magnet FormulaA flower essence to align you with pure abundance in body, mind and spirit.Free your soul from a belief in lack and limitation and fill your cells with the light of wealth and prosperity, your natural birthright ~A blend of the highest quality Bach flower remedies to enlighten your most prosperous self ~Pure water, Bach Flower Remedies, Organic GlycerineLove,SiaNatural1fl.ozTake 11 tiny drops under your tongue daily •3 in the morning | 4 in the afternoon | 4 in the evening ~$11.11
    Tola, 2024
    Tola, 2024An original work by Franklin Nwabueze 2024 Textiles and acrylic on canvas 4.5’ x 3.7’ ~ His transformative style, involving the recycling and upscaling of scraps of African textiles from the rag trade (originally sourced from his mother’s tailoring workshop) into valuable, highly collectable works of art, epitomizes the true spirit of human ingenuity. This powerful metaphor for wealth creation can be equally applicable in converting trash talk about black jobs into endearing symbols used to engineer social change. Its bile and venom can be repurposed to fuel and galvanize black, white, red, and blue votes to paint a new picture of society and usher in a new era in American and global leadership. Welcome to an era of Black Jobs in American politics. Sankofa ~$2975
    Death is a Gift: Keys to Eternal Life - Paperback
    Death is a Gift: Keys to Eternal Life - PaperbackDeath is not the end. Death can never be the end. Death is the road. Life is the traveler. The Soul is the Guide” ~ Sri ChinmoyWe fear death because we don't know it. Imagine death a gift - a blessed state, free from the illusion of mortality, where the dead rejoice in sublime reunion with the Divine source, which created them. So to kill loses its ghastly power, as the temporal world is revealed to be the only hell and the departed come to know it as a dream from which they have finally been awakened.Paperback$22.22
    Circle Woven Basket
    Circle Woven BasketCircle Woven BasketHandmade in Nigeria18” circumference Natural & Berry Dyed$65
    Open, 2020
    Open, 2020An original work by Godwin Adesoye 2020 Graphite on Canvas 3’ x 2.5’$3150
    Gerry Nnubia, School Children, 2022
    Gerry Nnubia, School Children, 202212x12 Acrylic on Paper,$300
    Kufi Fila
    Kufi FilaYoruba swag hat. Handmade in Nigeria by local artisans ~$60
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,9x11, Collage on Paper$250
    Afropolitan Palazzo Pant/Skirt
    Afropolitan Palazzo Pant/SkirtKente print silk palazzo skirt pant. Can be worn at the waist or bust. Stretchy elastic band at top. Rare VintageGreen MulticolorOne size fits most ~$65
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series9x11, Collage on Paper$250
    Woven Garden Basket
    Woven Garden BasketMade in NigeriaWoven Garden Basket$65
    NB
    Natté Bags ToteWoven tote bag with a deep chocolate geometrical design. Handmade in Senegal with recycled plastic ~$60
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,9x11, Collage on Paper$250
    Sunshine, 2020
    Sunshine, 2020An original work by Godwin Adesoye 2020 Graphite on Canvas 3’ x 2.5’$3500
    Angel of Light, 2023
    Angel of Light, 2023An original work by Nat Okoro 2023 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Yellow Bus, 2020
    Yellow Bus, 2020An original work by Godwin Adesoye 2020 Graphite and Acrylic on Canvas 3’ x 2.5’$3500
    Gerry Nnubia, Sunset, 2022
    Gerry Nnubia, Sunset, 202212x12, Acrylic on Paper,$300
    Virtual Naming Ceremony
    Virtual Naming CeremonyMaa’afa is Igbo for know your name What is your name? Our ancestors fought hard to maintain their sacred names during the traumatic period of enslavement and colonialism throughout the African continent and the African Diaspora. Why did they do this? What’s in a name? In Igbo and Yoruba cosmology your name is your lifeblood your Chi, without which you cease to exist. Join us in the rediscovery of our true identity as sons and daughters of Africa. Receive your African name today and reconnect to the glories of your heritage.Fill the details below and add to your notes at Checkout so we can begin to generate an authentic West African name and formal Naming Certificate for you or your loved one. We will schedule a 10 Minute Zoom call to conduct the ceremony within 24 hours of your purchase ~Name:Birthdate: Age:Phone number:$25
    Natural Basket
    Natural BasketWoven BasketHandmade in Nigeria16” circumference$65
    Step 1: SIA Method
    Step 1: SIA MethodThanks to my diligent practice of Darius J. Wright’s The AYDA Method that I joined 6 months ago via his website, I have experienced a transformation of my whole life! Through this inner journey I have learned many valuable insights into how I best attune with my loved ones and access them on the other side. Now I have developed a 7 step process to align my frequency in a deep communion with my deceased mom and late husband. I’ve formed these steps into a simple, joyful and loving course. You are welcome to join my course here and access your own loved ones through Out of Body travel. Direct Link to the Course Video: https://youtu.be/eQNlPmyVAqs$17
    Magic Mystic Claypots
    Magic Mystic ClaypotsTiny mystical clay vessel for holding your sweetest incense or florals ~Set of 31” circumference Midnight RoseVerde$60
    Children of the Sun, 2018
    Children of the Sun, 2018An original work by Denubi Michael 2018 3’ x 3’ Acrylic on Canvas$3000
    Caravan of Dreams 2, 2022
    Caravan of Dreams 2, 2022An original artwork by Gab Awusa 2022 Acrylic on Canvas 3.5’ x 2.3’$3000
    Tola Wewe, The Age of Aquarius 2021
    Tola Wewe, The Age of Aquarius 20215x8$9500
    Easy Street, 2022
    Easy Street, 2022An original work by Nat Okoro 2022 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,9x11, Collage on Paper$250
    Baule Trousers
    Baule TrousersHand woven in Côte d’Ivoire Burgundy StipeDrawstring waistFits sizes S - M$150
    Everyday Sister, 2023
    Everyday Sister, 2023An original work by Nat Okoro 2023 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Family Style, 2021
    Family Style, 2021An original artwork by Tola Wewe 2021 Acrylic on Canvas 7’ x 10’$9500
    Wild Yam Cream
    Wild Yam CreamSiaNatural Moon Homemade Wild Yam Cream Made with Love Wild Yam Root Chasteberry Argan Oil Rice Bran Oil Neem Oil Olive Oil Grapeseed Oil Avocado Oil Lavender, Copaiba, Rosemary, Magnolia, Neroli, Orange, Spearmint, and Sweetgum essential oils ~Free Shipping w/ Code MOONSHIPUsage:Massage all over the body for holistic relief of woman’s moon, meno & cyclic challenges. In warm weather, this balm liquefies. Refrigerate to create a firm cream before use and rub all over for a dreamy cooling of the fiery flashes!Packaged in an amber glass 4 OZ container. Moroccan Fez pot shown is decorative ~$33
    Mystery, 2020
    Mystery, 2020An original work by Godwin Adesoye 2020 Graphite on Canvas 3’ x 2.5’$3500
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,
    Jimi Solanke, Folktale Collage Series,9x11, Collage on Paper$250
    Blue Note, 2023
    Blue Note, 2023An original work by Nat Okoro 2023 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    The Incredible Book of 101 Wild Woman Affirmations (E-Book)
    The Incredible Book of 101 Wild Woman Affirmations (E-Book)The Incredible Book of 101 Wild Women Affirmations: For Money, Love, Success & Vibrant Health - (Ebook)By Sia Alexander •101 Power affirmations to upgrade every area of your life ~This is an Ebook Download. The link will be available for download and emailed to you after purchase.$11.11
    Sister Mercy, 2022
    Sister Mercy, 2022An original work by Nat Okoro 2022 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Leather Sandals
    Leather SandalsMen’s leather sandals Handmade in NigeriaSize 11$100
    Tarot Reading
    Tarot Reading A detailed multi-card reading on what awaits you in the Out of Body Experience ~$222 for first 1hr 11 min - MaxiAfter initial reading;$111 for 30 min - Midi$66 for 15 min - MiniFree shipping code: MOONSHIP$222
    Tiny Woven Baskets
    Tiny Woven BasketsTiny Natural Woven BasketsStackable Set of 3Handmade in Nigeria3” circumference$60
    Light of the Sea, 2018
    Light of the Sea, 2018An Original work by Gerry Nubia 2018 Acrylic on Canvas 2.5’ x 3’$5000
    Behind, 2020
    Behind, 2020An original work by Godwin Adesoye 2020 Graphite on Canvas 3’ x 2.5’$3500
    Rufus Ogundele Queen of Sheba: Sun, Moon and Heavenly Bodies 1992
    Rufus Ogundele Queen of Sheba: Sun, Moon and Heavenly Bodies 199224” x 21” oil on board The days of mortal man are governed by the signs in the heavens and his rising and falling by their ebb and flow. These are amongst some of the teachings of ancestral wisdom visible in Rufus Ogundele’s works and they guide us into a better understanding of ourselves and our world$35000
    SB
    Sunday Best, 2022An original work by Nat Okoro 2022 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Avatar, 2017
    Avatar, 2017An original work by Tola Wewe 2017 Acrylic on Canvas 3’ x 2.5’$6500
    Naate Bags
    Naate BagsNaate BagsLime GreenMade in Senegal by local women’s collective using repurposed recycled plastic 14” height$65
    T2
    Twins, 2022An original work by Nat Okoro 2022 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    Gerry Nnubia, Night Sun , 2022
    Gerry Nnubia, Night Sun , 202212x12, Acrylic on Paper,$300
    Angel, 2023
    Angel, 2023An original work by Nat Okoro 2023 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    God Loves Sex & Money (E-Book)
    God Loves Sex & Money (E-Book)God Loves Sex & Money: 7 Secrets Why You Should Too ~By Sia Alexander •It is no secret that we as human beings have a love/hate relationship with sex and money. At the same time our understanding of God is limited and so we attach many of our human shortcomings onto God, making God judgmental, uncaring and harsh. This creates in us a deep conflict between our intense desires and our need to be loved and accepted by God. In, God Loves Sex and Money: 7 Secret Reasons Why You Should Too, a new way of looking at the relationship between God, sex and money is posited, in an effort to free readers from psycho-spiritual inner conflict. The goal is to liberate, heal and enlighten the mass consciousness on these three seemingly antithetical concepts.This is an Ebook Download. Link will be ready for download and emailed after purchase ~$11.11
    Shades of Grey, 2020
    Shades of Grey, 2020An original work by Godwin Adesoye 2020 Graphite on Canvas 3’ x 2.5’$3500
    Afropolitan Sac Bag
    Afropolitan Sac BagBeautiful multicolored purse with drawstrings! Made in Nigeria. Ankara Print $85
    TM
    Thinking Man Traditional African SculpturePure Lagos collection$1000
    AO
    Asò Oke TrousersHand woven, embroidered, striped drawstring waist trousers. Made in Yorubaland, Nigeria ~Fits sizes S - XL$200
    Mona Lesa Blue, 2018
    Mona Lesa Blue, 2018An original work by Olisa Nwadiogbu 2018 Acrylic on Canvas 3’ x 3’$3500
    CS
    Coronation Street, 2022An original work by Nat Okoro 2022 Acrylic on Paper 18”x 24”$900
    I AM: You Power This Life - Paperback
    I AM: You Power This Life - PaperbackThe power of I AM, the true essence of who we are - is God. As spiritual beings having a human experience, we possess within us all that we require to empower our daily life with perfect love, abundance, joy and wholeness. Offered in this book, I AM: You Power This Life, a 100+ page sutra, is a practical vision to living this Truth ~Paperback$22.22
    Natural Woven Mats
    Natural Woven MatsNatural Woven MatsSet of 2Handmade in Nigeria12” circumference$60
    Gerry Nnubia, Red Cap Chieftain II, 2022
    Gerry Nnubia, Red Cap Chieftain II, 202212x12, Acrylic on Paper$300
    Rufus Ogundele, Yoruba creation mythology
    Rufus Ogundele, Yoruba creation mythologyOil on board 35”X46” 1990 Rufus Ogundele. Depicting the pantheon of Yoruba mythological deities in their mystical color scheme, Rufus Ogundele whose name celebrates the Yoruba god of iron Ogun, is both priest and messenger of the divine forces of creation as he translates and brings to physical manifestation their spiritual essences.$45000
    SiaNatural Bikini
    SiaNatural BikiniHandmade Crochet Bikini BottomMade to order ~$50
    She Leans In, 2020
    She Leans In, 2020An original work by Godwin Adesoye 2020 Graphite on Canvas 3’ x 2.5’$3150
    Woven Bowl
    Woven BowlMade in NigeriaWoven Bowl8” circumference $45
    Footprints, 2017
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Since art and creativity have been so deeply ingrained in our human psyche, they have informed and influenced our evolution as a specie since the dawn of time.If these injustices and anomalies can be corrected in higher creative spaces, their realignment will no doubt have a ripple effect on wider plains of existence, leveling out the playing field and creating a more equitable world for all.Within this framework of thought, it is thus the prerogative of the artist to uphold truth and usher in new epiphanies of righteousness in moving humanity ever closer to a state of perfection in all areas of contemporary life.As Africa emerges from a protracted period of darkness to embrace a hyper- renaissance synonymous with the glories of the Aquarian age, the artist is set to take center stage in this new epoch.As the curtain draws on the 2000 year old Piscean age, the time has come for new manifestations of divine beauty reflecting the signs of the times and the rise in consciousness of the human family.It comes as no surprise that through a series of cosmic coincidences, the works of the late icon of the Oshogbo Art Movement, Rufus Ogundele and others from that glorious age of spiritual art from Africa, have been brought to the forefront of the global art scene. Lost in translation for many decades, the exploitation of their individual and collective legacies has been on going since their emergence in the early 1960s. Aged only 50 at the time of his transition in 1996, Rufus Ogundele’s works and the powerful message of salvation they carry, resonate more deeply today than when first created over sixty years ago. Weaving the ancient folklore and mythology of his native Yoruba people in to his gospel of universal salvation, his message of everlasting life attainable through a reconnection to self, still echoes colorfully today from beyond the grave. His story narrates the tale of the quintessential outsider celebrating his own sacrificial mission of total devotion to his art as a means of attainting the ultimate goal of life eternal. Kickstarted in the same flower power era of the 1960’s when the hippy movement was gathering momentum in the West, these new energies were the first born of the new age, challenging conventional wisdom and rebelling against war, human greed and capitalism. By visualizing a more equitable community and singing songs of love and peace, these twin flames of consciousness hoped to paint a better world on one hand and harmonize humanity’s soul on the other.Though described in numerous artistic circles and articles as the Picasso of Africa due to his predominantly cubist expressions, Rufus in life rejected such comparisons and pigeon holing as he saw the spirit of art as running wild and unfettered throughout the human family. With time, he came to understand that Picasso’s cubism was greatly influenced by African forms and was often heard saying in jest that “Pablo Picasso ought to be known as the Rufus Ogundele of Europe”. Instead, he saw himself as Omoluwabi, the local hero of kingly lineage, destined to change the world through his example, his character (Iwa) and his art.Discovered just after Nigeria’s political independence from Britain in the early 1960s Rufus Ogundele’s art emanates from deep within the DNA of his ancestral heritage. His father a carpenter and traditional Yoruba carver, came from a long line of craftsmen instructed in the old ways and methods of Yoruba wood workings. Theirs was a guild dedicated to manifesting practical ways of improving life in the community and shrines of local deities like Oshun and Ogun. His name Ogundele literally means “the god of iron/creativity is in the house”. Ogun de ele Naturally born in to this creative school of thought, when given the opportunity to express his brand of ancestral wisdom, he chose to go deeper in to himself in search of the DNA of modern life. By applying the folklore and mythological systems of his native people through this new found medium of oil painting, Rufus Ogundele presented his own artistic roadmap for individual salvation to the world. His works take pride of place in the homes and collections of major stars and celebrities as documenting in the April 1997 edition of Architectural Digest. At home in Nigeria, Afro beat King; Femi Anikulapo Kuti and the highly respected Igwe Alfred Nnaemeka Achebe, Agbogidi (The voice of Thunder, Obi “King” of Onitsha) are just a couple of well known collectors of Ogundele’s works. They have also been featured in leading galleries and exhibitions in Nigeria, Germany, the UK, France, USA, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Ghana and Japan. As far back as 1966, his works were shown at the Institute of Contemporary Art in London and at a Smithsonian Institution’s traveling exhibition of the world’s leading new names in art. In more recent times, his paintings have taken center stage in major cinematic features like Disney + “The Crossover starring Felicia Rashad and a host of other Hollywood celebrities. Between October 7th 2022 and January 8th 2023, the Chrysler Museum in Norfolk Virginia featured the works of Rufus Ogundele and other Nigerian artists in their successful exhibition “Black Orpheus” ‘Jacob Lawrence and the Mbari Club’ This visual alignment of continental African art with the global art movement through story telling, has propelled Ogundele’s paintings in to millions of new minds through new media and the power of popular culture in the US and beyond. In life, his mission was to use his art to penetrate the minds of his captive audience with his visual folk tales and colorful imagery as a means of correcting societal inequalities. In death, his legacy lives on through his collection of rare paintings that speak of his messianic agenda to unite the diverse peoples of our world through the boundless, borderless creativity of the eternal human spirit. EXHIBITIONS2023 “Black Orpheus” Jacob Lawrence and the Mbari Club (featuring;Rufus Ogundele) Chrysler Museum Virginia 2021 “The New World According to Rufus Ogundele” Nimbus Africa Centre, Norfolk VA2005 “Parallel Vision” Christina Cultural Art Centre, Delaware USA2000 “ A Concrete Vision - Oshogbo Art in the 1969s” National Museum of African Art Washington USA1990 “Songs of Power, Songs of Praise-Modern Visions from Haiti, Nigeria and Papua New Guinea”- San Jose State University gallery USA1988 “Art from the African Diaspora: Becoming Visible”- Centre for Contemporary Art, Newark, USA1985 “Oshogbo Art”- Commonwealth Institute Art Gallery- London, UK1984 Solo Exhibition- Galerie Schwarzweise, Munich, Germany 1981 “Exhibition of works by Rufus Ogundele, Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria1980-81 “ Twenty Years of Oshogbo Art” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria1979 “Modern Kunstaus Afrika” - Staatlichen Kunsthalie, Berlin Germany1976 “Exhibition of Works by Rufus Ogundele” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria 1975 “Modern Art from Africa” Group Exhibition- Jonas’s Gallery, Baltimore USA1974 “Rufus Ogundele” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria1974- Tradition and Change in Yoruba Art, E.B Crocker Art Gallery , Sacramento USA“Contemporary Nigerian Art” Corcoran Museum of Art Washington USA1972- “Africa Creates’72’ Union Carbide Gallery New York USA1970- “Exhibition of Works by Rufus Ogundele” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria 1968- “Contemporary Nigerian Art Exhibition for Ori OlokunCultural Centre Ile-Ife1969 “Contemporary African Art” - Camden Art Centre London UK1969 “Contemporary African Art” Ot$25000
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Since art and creativity have been so deeply ingrained in our human psyche, they have informed and influenced our evolution as a specie since the dawn of time.If these injustices and anomalies can be corrected in higher creative spaces, their realignment will no doubt have a ripple effect on wider plains of existence, leveling out the playing field and creating a more equitable world for all.Within this framework of thought, it is thus the prerogative of the artist to uphold truth and usher in new epiphanies of righteousness in moving humanity ever closer to a state of perfection in all areas of contemporary life.As Africa emerges from a protracted period of darkness to embrace a hyper- renaissance synonymous with the glories of the Aquarian age, the artist is set to take center stage in this new epoch.As the curtain draws on the 2000 year old Piscean age, the time has come for new manifestations of divine beauty reflecting the signs of the times and the rise in consciousness of the human family.It comes as no surprise that through a series of cosmic coincidences, the works of the late icon of the Oshogbo Art Movement, Rufus Ogundele and others from that glorious age of spiritual art from Africa, have been brought to the forefront of the global art scene. Lost in translation for many decades, the exploitation of their individual and collective legacies has been on going since their emergence in the early 1960s. Aged only 50 at the time of his transition in 1996, Rufus Ogundele’s works and the powerful message of salvation they carry, resonate more deeply today than when first created over sixty years ago. Weaving the ancient folklore and mythology of his native Yoruba people in to his gospel of universal salvation, his message of everlasting life attainable through a reconnection to self, still echoes colorfully today from beyond the grave. His story narrates the tale of the quintessential outsider celebrating his own sacrificial mission of total devotion to his art as a means of attainting the ultimate goal of life eternal. Kickstarted in the same flower power era of the 1960’s when the hippy movement was gathering momentum in the West, these new energies were the first born of the new age, challenging conventional wisdom and rebelling against war, human greed and capitalism. By visualizing a more equitable community and singing songs of love and peace, these twin flames of consciousness hoped to paint a better world on one hand and harmonize humanity’s soul on the other.Though described in numerous artistic circles and articles as the Picasso of Africa due to his predominantly cubist expressions, Rufus in life rejected such comparisons and pigeon holing as he saw the spirit of art as running wild and unfettered throughout the human family. With time, he came to understand that Picasso’s cubism was greatly influenced by African forms and was often heard saying in jest that “Pablo Picasso ought to be known as the Rufus Ogundele of Europe”. Instead, he saw himself as Omoluwabi, the local hero of kingly lineage, destined to change the world through his example, his character (Iwa) and his art.Discovered just after Nigeria’s political independence from Britain in the early 1960s Rufus Ogundele’s art emanates from deep within the DNA of his ancestral heritage. His father a carpenter and traditional Yoruba carver, came from a long line of craftsmen instructed in the old ways and methods of Yoruba wood workings. Theirs was a guild dedicated to manifesting practical ways of improving life in the community and shrines of local deities like Oshun and Ogun. His name Ogundele literally means “the god of iron/creativity is in the house”. Ogun de ele Naturally born in to this creative school of thought, when given the opportunity to express his brand of ancestral wisdom, he chose to go deeper in to himself in search of the DNA of modern life. By applying the folklore and mythological systems of his native people through this new found medium of oil painting, Rufus Ogundele presented his own artistic roadmap for individual salvation to the world. His works take pride of place in the homes and collections of major stars and celebrities as documenting in the April 1997 edition of Architectural Digest. At home in Nigeria, Afro beat King; Femi Anikulapo Kuti and the highly respected Igwe Alfred Nnaemeka Achebe, Agbogidi (The voice of Thunder, Obi “King” of Onitsha) are just a couple of well known collectors of Ogundele’s works. They have also been featured in leading galleries and exhibitions in Nigeria, Germany, the UK, France, USA, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Ghana and Japan. As far back as 1966, his works were shown at the Institute of Contemporary Art in London and at a Smithsonian Institution’s traveling exhibition of the world’s leading new names in art. In more recent times, his paintings have taken center stage in major cinematic features like Disney + “The Crossover starring Felicia Rashad and a host of other Hollywood celebrities. Between October 7th 2022 and January 8th 2023, the Chrysler Museum in Norfolk Virginia featured the works of Rufus Ogundele and other Nigerian artists in their successful exhibition “Black Orpheus” ‘Jacob Lawrence and the Mbari Club’ This visual alignment of continental African art with the global art movement through story telling, has propelled Ogundele’s paintings in to millions of new minds through new media and the power of popular culture in the US and beyond. In life, his mission was to use his art to penetrate the minds of his captive audience with his visual folk tales and colorful imagery as a means of correcting societal inequalities. In death, his legacy lives on through his collection of rare paintings that speak of his messianic agenda to unite the diverse peoples of our world through the boundless, borderless creativity of the eternal human spirit. EXHIBITIONS2023 “Black Orpheus” Jacob Lawrence and the Mbari Club (featuring;Rufus Ogundele) Chrysler Museum Virginia 2021 “The New World According to Rufus Ogundele” Nimbus Africa Centre, Norfolk VA2005 “Parallel Vision” Christina Cultural Art Centre, Delaware USA2000 “ A Concrete Vision - Oshogbo Art in the 1969s” National Museum of African Art Washington USA1990 “Songs of Power, Songs of Praise-Modern Visions from Haiti, Nigeria and Papua New Guinea”- San Jose State University gallery USA1988 “Art from the African Diaspora: Becoming Visible”- Centre for Contemporary Art, Newark, USA1985 “Oshogbo Art”- Commonwealth Institute Art Gallery- London, UK1984 Solo Exhibition- Galerie Schwarzweise, Munich, Germany 1981 “Exhibition of works by Rufus Ogundele, Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria1980-81 “ Twenty Years of Oshogbo Art” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria1979 “Modern Kunstaus Afrika” - Staatlichen Kunsthalie, Berlin Germany1976 “Exhibition of Works by Rufus Ogundele” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria 1975 “Modern Art from Africa” Group Exhibition- Jonas’s Gallery, Baltimore USA1974 “Rufus Ogundele” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria1974- Tradition and Change in Yoruba Art, E.B Crocker Art Gallery , Sacramento USA“Contemporary Nigerian Art” Corcoran Museum of Art Washington USA1972- “Africa Creates’72’ Union Carbide Gallery New York USA1970- “Exhibition of Works by Rufus Ogundele” Goethe Institute, Lagos Nigeria 1968- “Contemporary Nigerian Art Exhibition for Ori OlokunCultural Centre Ile-Ife1969 “Contemporary African Art” - Camden Art Centre London UK1969 “Contemporary Africa$45000
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