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Babatunde "Tribe" Akande | |
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| Born | 5 April 2001 |
| Known for | Art as a form as activism |
Babatunde "Tribe" Akande (born Babatunde Akande) , is a Nigerian nonbinary self-taught multimedia Creative Expressionist and storyteller artist.[1]
Early life[edit]
Tribe was born in the Lagos Island district of Lagos. Tribe was raised in Lagos, where he attended primary and secondary school. They were the first in a family of six children from his mother, and first from a family of four children from his father.
Career[edit]
They began their art journey began as a way to cope with mental health challenges and domestic violence. Their art focuses on visual art, sculpting, augmented reality, installation, performance, sound and photography[2][3][4]. In 2021, while studying Computer science, they dropped out of Sup MTI to go into full time art creation.
Awards[edit]
Babatunde is one of the Winners of the International Minority Art Contest 2023 for minority artists by OHCHR (United Nations) in Switzerland, Geneva.[5]
Exhibtions[edit]
2022 - Just Be" at 3rd Eye Arts Group Exhibition, Lagos, Nigeria.
2022 - Art Exhibition Showcase - Lit Fest" at Didi Museum, Lagos, Nigeria.
2023 - "Void-Perfect, Imperfection" - Live Painting, Queercity Media, Lagos, Nigeria.
2023- l"Untitled Emotions" at Haus II Gallery, Lagos, Nigeria.
2023- "Escape In/Out" by Follow Art, Milan, Italy (2023).
2023- "Nature + Nurture" Virtual Group Exhibition, Atlanta, GA .
2023- "Dance of Colors and Line" - Virtual Solo Exhibition, curated by Jovita Ezeh.
2023- "Good Times" Group Exhibition at TheGalleryATX, Austin, TX, USA.
2023- "Fluid" by Kenga digital and Arrai.Atlas, Nairobi, Kenya.
2023- International Art Contest for Minority Artists Exhibition “ OHCHR, United Nations,Geneva, Switzerland.
2023- Human Rights “75” by United Nations, Nigeria. Embassy of Brazil, Abuja
2023- Exhibition at Palais sea Nation, Geneva, Switzerland.
2024- Commended Entry (E teti) - Climate Creatives Challenge by TEDS (The Environmental Design Studio), U
2024 - Solo Exhibition, Ephemeral Unity, Indiba Art Space, Kigali - Rwanda.
2024 - Solo Exhibition, Ephemeral Unity, Goethe-institute, Kigali.
Private Showcase[edit]
2023- US Embassy at the US ambassador of Human rights residence, Geneva, Switzerland.
2024- US Consul General residence, Lagos, Nigeria.
Article Features[edit]
I Never Imagine..." in "Jaden Magazine" - Issue II “They / Them” - in T4T project, Issue II
Performance[edit]
2022 - Akasha in Pink Lounge, A fashion film by maxivive, Lagos, Nigeria
2023- Afro-Yanga 2023" by LivingFreeUK, The Uncommon Ground, London.
2024 - Ephemeral Unity, Solo Performance, Indiba Art Space, Kigali
2024 - Duo-Performance, Goethe-Institute, Kigali.
Fellowship and Workshop[edit]
Presentation at Center for Arts of International School of Geneva
G. A.S - Young Artist’s Open Critique 2023.
H.Workshop on Minority Rights, Arts and Advocacy, facilitated by Minority Rights Group
International and OHCHR 2024 - S+T+ARTS 4 Africa Training on Project Management on the crossroad f Science,Technology and Arts project organized by PiNA and Goethe-Institut Nigeria
Other features[edit]
African Multiple, Cluster of Excellence - 2024 Year Calendar feature.
References[edit]
- ^ Nast, Condé. "Babatunde Tribe | Portfolio | PhotoVogue". Vogue. Retrieved 2024-04-30.
- ^ Meet artist Babatunde "Tribe" Akande, winner of International Contest for Minority Rights. Retrieved 2024-04-30 – via www.youtube.com.
- ^ "Babatunde Tribe". Creatives Auction. Retrieved 2024-04-30.
- ^ Nast, Condé. "Babatunde Tribe | Portfolio | PhotoVogue". Vogue. Retrieved 2024-04-30.
- ^ "OHCHR".