Luke Agada discussed colour and memory in When the Center Holds

THE STORY, IN BRIEF

Speaking with Sabo Kpade for Art Report Africa, Luke Agada discussed the paintings and charcoal works in When the Center Holds at Sean Kelly, New York. The Nigerian artist described colour, unstable figures and remembered spaces as ways to explore belonging and change. He also explained why drawings often follow paintings in his practice, allowing him to reconsider gestures and relationships already formed on canvas.

Summarised from Art Report Africa · Sabo Kpade. AFROSCOPE Daily has not independently reported this story.