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This will be very interesting

Really looking forward. Thanks Nanette.

You were exceptional!

Thanks for attending my lecture, ‘From Germany with Love: New Narratives around Benin Bronzes’, University of Bayreuth.

WDR Radio feature about the attempt of healing wounds, Benin-bronzes + restitution, emotions, trauma and repair, but also about friendship since 2003… with ⁦Peju Layiwola⁩ , myself and #Charlotte Wiedemann ⁦Charlotte Wiedemann⁩ THX! @Caroline Nokel www1.wdr.de/radio/wdr5/sen…

Bonaventure Ndikung, curator and author; Gabi Ngcobo (g), artist and curatorial director; Maria Varnava, Founder of Tiwani Contemporary; and Prof Peju Layiwola (Peju Layiwola), artist and art historian.

ArtX is definitely making huge strides in the arts. Congrats to the winners.

Please Join us in presenting this book to the public. Thanks to Ashluxury and the University of Lagos for supporting this event.

Our globally celebrated Art Historian, Professor Peju Layiwola has held a solo exhibition of her works at premier fashion home, Ashluxury, Lekki, Lagos on Thursday, December 15, 2022. She also launched her book, titled: "Indigo Re-imagined". unilag.edu.ng/?p=17483

A beautiful launch it was! Thank to Unilag and Ashluxury for this great honour

Thanks to the hardworking team at RJM. The hard work had long been accomplished away from the glitz of the cameras and press. Benin will remember your hard work, Nanette. It’s been a long struggle since 2003. The city of Koln and RJM are on the right side of history

The Textile Unit of the Creative Arts Department, University of Lagos, is set to receive a boost of half of the proceeds from the auctioning of a diptych painted by the duo of our Peju Layiwola and her Israeli counterpart, Dr. Ella Amitay Sadovsky...⬇️unilag.edu.ng/?p=19276

#WCW Our woman crush Wednesday is Peju Layiwola, an artist and teacher. A professor of art at the University of Benin, Layiwola produces art across different media and has been at the forefront of the restitution of artworks stolen from Africa back to their original countries.

Kindly indulge me as I invite you to see one new thing I’ve been working hard at: I’ve had the honour of serving as curatorial assistant for Prof Peju Layiwola’s ‘Body, Blue and Beyond.’

Congratulations to the Fowler Museum team for the honest and exemplary return of looted Ashanti treasures to the Asantehene of Ghana. Nigerian negotiators and their cohorts should learn about returns to appropriate places and not further entangling already entangled histories.

Thanks to the British Council for amplifying the voices of women creatives.

1897. Com installation, Lagos, 2010 and Face/Off, Igun Street, Benin, 2014. Capturing historical time and memories. Felwine Sarr New York Times Arts @GUnrecht BringBackNgonnso/Nso Royal Objects n Linden museum babadele The Institute of African and Diapora Studies RM*(restitution matters) James Kay Nanette Snoep Njeeri Njata

Wonderful opening lecture this morning by Peju Layiwola on her long-standing engagement with the #Restitution of #BeninBronzes Carsten Stahn Universiteit Leiden Wereldmuseum Leiden (voorheen Museum Volkenkunde) WONAGO Stanley Museum

Another return of looted art to the Oba of Benin from the Stanley Museum of Art, University of Iowa. A brass plaque (Ama) and wooden hen as Altarpiece (Iye Okhokho) were returned to His Royal Majesty today.