Arthouse Holds 14th Auction
by Ladun Ogidan
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- Ade Adekola, Emir’s Guard, 2010, ciberchrome print mounted on dibond, edition 3/5 (2AP), 120x120cm, estimated between ₦800,000-1,000,000, ($4,000-5,000)
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- Andrew Esiebo, Hausa Royal Guards, 2007, digital print on archival paper, edition 1 of 3, 86.5x56cm, estimated between ₦500,000-650,000 ($2,500-3,250)
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- El Anatsui, Zata, 2015, wood panels, 109×258.5cm, estimated between ₦15,000,000 and 18,000,000 ($75,000-90,000)
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- Ben Enwonwu, Head of Caroline, fibre glass, 49.5cm (with base) estimated at ₦7,000,000-10,000,000 ($35,000-50,000)
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- George Osodi, Egungun II, 2012, C-print on dibond, edition 1 of 5, 120x90cm, estimated between ₦1,000,000 and 1,300,000 ($5,000-6,500)
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- Yusuf Grillo, Truly Hijab?, 2011-2012, oil on board, 114.4x60cm, estimated between ₦10,000,000-12,000,000 ($50,000-60,000)
On May 11, 2015, Arthouse Contemporary Limited will hold its 14th Modern and Contemporary Art Sale featuring 116 lots by celebrated artists from across Africa including El Anatsui with Zata, 2015, wood panels, 109×258.5cm, estimated between ₦15,000,000 and 18,000,000 ($75,000-90,000); Yusuf Grillo with Truly Hijab?, 2011-2012, oil on board, 114.4x60cm, with a presales estimate of ₦10,000,000-12,000,000 ($50,000-60,000); and Ben Enwonwu with Head of Caroline, fibreglass, 49.5cm (with base) estimated at ₦7,000,000-10,000,000 ($35,000-50,000).
The auction like the Terra Kulture/Mydrim Gallery sale of May 1 this year features only a few photography lots with George Osodi topping the list with Egungun II, 2012, C-print on dibond, edition 1 of 5, 120x90cm, estimated between ₦1,000,000 and 1,300,000 ($5,000-6,500); Ade Adekola with Emir’s Guard, 2010, ciberchrome print mounted on dibond, edition 3/5 (2AP), 120x120cm, with a presales estimate of ₦800,000-1,000,000, ($4,000-5,000); and Andrew Esiebo with Hausa Royal Guards, 2007, digital print on archival paper, edition 1 of 3, 86.5x56cm, estimated between ₦500,000-650,000 ($2,500-3,250).
Ladun Ogidan
Ladun Ogidan is the Deputy Editor of Omenka Africa’s first art, business and luxury- lifestyle magazine. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communication from Covenant University, Nigeria. Ogidan is also Operations Manager at the Omenka Gallery, and Chief Operating Officer at Revilo Company Limited, a leading art publishing company in Lagos. She has co-ordinated several exhibitions at home and abroad.
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