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Bowman Sculpture Hosts 'Indigenous Logics of the Fractured Self' with Six West African Artists

exhibition · 2026-10-01

From October 2 to November 27, Bowman Sculpture, in collaboration with ADA Contemporary, is hosting an exhibition titled 'Indigenous Logics of the Fractured Self' at 6 Duke Street in St James's, London. This event features the creations of six West African artists: El Anatsui, Alimi Adewale, Niyi Olagunju, Reuben Ugbine, Myles Igwebuike, and Amanda Offor. The show encourages dialogue between the pieces, showcasing heritage as something dynamic and alive. Adora Mba, who founded ADA Contemporary, seeks to highlight distinct viewpoints within African sculpture. Meanwhile, Mica Bowman, the gallery's director, aims to position Bowman Sculpture as a leading global hub for serious sculpture. The gallery is open Tuesday to Friday, 10 am to 6 pm, and Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm.

Key facts

  • 'Indigenous Logics of the Fractured Self' runs from 2 October through 27 November at Bowman Sculpture
  • The gallery is located at 6 Duke Street in St James's, London
  • The exhibition is a collaboration between Bowman Sculpture and ADA Contemporary
  • Six West African artists are featured: El Anatsui, Alimi Adewale, Niyi Olagunju, Reuben Ugbine, Myles Igwebuike, and Amanda Offor
  • Works span wood, metal, ceramics, and glass across several generations of artists
  • Adora Mba is the founder of ADA Contemporary
  • Mica Bowman is the director of Bowman Sculpture
  • Opening hours are Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm and Saturday 11 am to 5 pm

Entities

Artists

  • El Anatsui
  • Alimi Adewale
  • Niyi Olagunju
  • Reuben Ugbine
  • Myles Igwebuike
  • Amanda Offor
  • Adora Mba
  • Mica Bowman

Institutions

  • Bowman Sculpture
  • ADA Contemporary
  • Artlyst

Locations

  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • St James's
  • Duke Street

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