Ndidi Dike is a British-Nigerian visual artist based in Lagos whose work examines colonial history, resource extraction and social justice. She has exhibited internationally across Africa, Europe and the Americas. Her project Rare Earth Rare Justice focuses on the human and environmental costs of mineral mining.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
58exhibitionMon 26.10.The Moose and Humans Over 8000 Years
55exhibitionWed 11.11.WUTHERING, WUTHERING HEIGHTS - Poste Restante
49exhibitionSat 7.11.Vernissage: Ilona Sagar: Architecture of Care
49exhibitionTue 17.11.GEORG RAGNAR LEVI - FLORA IN TRANSIT
47exhibitionSat 18.7.Omfamnad
47exhibitionThu 3.9.Meet the Artists in the Exhibition Omfamnad
47exhibitionSun 18.10.River Biographies
45exhibitionFri 13.11.Sara-Vide Ericson, DRIFT
39exhibitionSun 21.6.Nordic Moments
39exhibitionSun 21.6.Carl Eldh's Studio and Collected Works
39exhibitionSun 21.6.The Machine's Eye in Human Hands
39exhibitionSun 21.6.Lebohang Kganye - Le Sale ka Kgotso
lectureBritish-Nigerian artist Ndidi Dike discusses her artistic process and the exhibition Rare Earth Rare Justice, which explores mineral extraction and its human dimensions.
exhibition17:30Opening of Ndidi Dike's exhibition Rare Earth Rare Justice at Färgfabriken. Meet the artist and the curator from Vienna's Secession.