LVI Art Gallery and Cultural Nexus

LVI Art Gallery and  Cultural Nexus – Lekki Creative Hub

Discover a dynamic creative space nestled in Lekki Phase 1 that celebrates art, culture, and community—all under one roof. LVI Art Gallery & Cultural Nexus is a vibrant fusion of gallery, studio, cultural hub, and celebration of Nigerian

What Makes It Special

• All-in-One Art Destination
  Founded by Julius Iyoghiojie, this gallery serves as a one-stop center for art exhibitions, cultural goods, in-house photo services, printing, framing, indigenous games like Ayo and Ludo, and more.
• Deep Cultural Roots & Art Promotion
  From his modest start with ₦11,000, Julius has built a gallery devoted to documenting, promoting, and crafting contemporary Nigerian art, while embedding culture at its core.
• Artist-Centered Residency Program
  The “TR Residency” invites emerging painters (under 30, with art qualifications) for a 3-month residency. It covers accommodation, meals, stipends, art materials, medical insurance, and mentorship, concluding with exhibitions.
• Live Art & Outdoor Exhibitions
  With shows like “The Hand That Creates the Masterpiece,” the gallery features live painting by emerging artists, spotlighting Nigeria’s beauty through acrylic artwork produced and exhibited in real time.

Budget & What to Expect

• • Entry Fee: Not specified—most likely free to enter and explore.
  • Artworks for Sale: Pieces range across categories—oil on canvas, mixed media, woodwork, pastels, and more—with prices starting around ₦20,000 and ranging to nearly ₦95,000 or above. (e.g., “Face Mask 1” at ₦20,000, “Solitude” at ₦95,000)
  • Residency & Programs: Fees for artist participants vary—residency provides full support. No public pricing available.
  • Cultural Experiences: Enjoy traditional board games, art displays, and possibly refreshments during events.