A GUIDE TO VISITING NIKE ART GALLERY

Nike Art Gallery is Nigeria’s leading art gallery. It is also No.1 on Trip Advisor’s list of top places to visit in Lagos, Nigeria. The gallery is owned by Chief Nike Davies Okundaye. The Lagos gallery is located at 2 Elegushi Beach Road in Lekki. This four storey gallery comprises of an art gallery and textile museum featuring over 7,000 pieces. On-site is also home to a coffee shop. Below is a visual diary and information on the gallery.

The entrance of the gallery

A view of the courtyard at the gallery’s entrance

A view of the gallery from the 3rd floor

More art

A wall of incredible beading and textile

The onsite gallery cafe

Meeting Chief Nike at her gallery

LOCATION: 2 Elegushi Beach Road, 3rd Roundabout, Epe Expressway, Lekki Phase I, Lekki, Nigeria

ENTRY COST: No entry fee

OPENING HOURS: 10AM TO 6PM (Everyday)

CONTACT INFORMATION: +234 1 270 5964

WHAT TO EXPECT: From Textiles to Paintings to Metal work to Fabrics

PRICE RANGE: It ranges from a few thousands to millions of Naira

PAYMENT METHOD: USD and local currency “Naira” is accepted

OTHER PLACES OF INTEREST NEARBY: Lekki Arts & Craft Market (Aka. Jakande Market), Lekki Conservation Centre

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8 Replies to “A GUIDE TO VISITING NIKE ART GALLERY”

  1. My school ROTHMYTEMMY schools will like to visit Nike Art Gallery on 18th of march 2019. we will like to learn more about the activities at the place. but I need to visit the place by tomorrow to know the more info. I need more info if our student will be visiting the place.

  2. The Faculty of Agriculture, Bowen University Iwo, OSUN State would live to visit this place and learn more about the arts in the museum, would Appreciate if there is anything we need to know about the visitation.
    Thank you ma’am.

  3. Am interested in doing my SIWES Training here (Industrial training),a student of FCE(sp)OYO from the department of fine and applied arts…pls I will like to know more on how to gain entry for my programme,thanks slot.

  4. I have been to the one in Abuja, and trust me it is nothing like that of Lagos. In Abuja, it’s more of a research centre and workshop area, with hostel for staff and student on-site. Nevertheless it unique in it’s own way – like the infinity garden right from the entrance to the main halls to the beautifully sculptures made from scrap metal.

    Well, it’s a sight to appreciate for the art lovers.

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