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de Young showcases new paintings by Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku in ‘The Gathering’
“The Gathering,’ Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku’s first U.S. solo show, features eight of the artist’s vivid oil paintings on view amid works in the de Young Museum’s historical African art collection in San Francisco.   Paintings in “The Gathering,” which opens Saturday and continues through May 2028, are lush fields of color that incorporate dreamy imagery. Some depict nature and include landscapes or fields of flowers and bodies of water. Others have political themes. Their canvas is Sanyan fabric, a […] The post de Young showcases new paintings by Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku in ‘The Gathering’ appeared first on Local News Matters .
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“The Gathering,’ Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku’s first U.S. solo show, features eight of the artist’s vivid oil paintings on view amid works in the de Young Museum’s historical African art collection in San Francisco.   Paintings in “The Gathering,” which opens Saturday and continues through May 2028, are lush fields of color that incorporate dreamy imagery. Some depict nature and include landscapes or fields of flowers and bodies of water. Others have political themes. Their canvas is Sanyan fabric, a […] The post de Young showcases new paintings by Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku in ‘The Gathering’ appeared first on Local News Matters .
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According to Local News Matters’s linked item, de Young showcases new paintings by Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku in ‘The Gathering’, “The Gathering,’ Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku’s first U.S. solo show, features eight of the artist’s vivid oil paintings on view amid works in the de Young Museum’s historical African art collection in San Francisco. Paintings in “The Gathering,” which opens Saturday and continues through May 2028, are lush fields of color that incorporate dreamy imagery. Some depict nature and include landscapes or fields of flowers and bodies of water. Others have political themes. Their canvas is Sanyan fabric, a […] The post de Young showcases new paintings by Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku in ‘The Gathering’ appeared first on Local News Matters .
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