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The painting of Juliet Ezenwa Maja-Pearce
Exhibitions by the Artist
- 1992: Exhibition of prints and
paintings with Willibrod Haas,
Goethe Institute, Lagos. - 1993: Recent Paintings of
Ezenwa (solo exhibition) IBB
Golf Club, Abuja. - 1995: Nigerian Contemporary
Art Exhibition, World
Intellectual Property
Organisation, Geneva,
Switzerland. - 1996: Faces (solo exhibition),
Russian Cultural Centre,
Lagos. - 1997: Women in Art, Abuja.
- 1998: Abuja Arts Bazaar.
- 2000: Female Genital
Mutilation in Nigeria, London. - 2001: Maiden Dance (solo
exhibition), Lagos. - 2002: First Annual
UNICEF/Nicon Hilton Art
Exhibition, Abuja. - 2003: Lost Innocence (solo
exhibition), Lagos.
Some of her works are
currently on display at the
following institutions around
Nigeria:
currently on display at the
following institutions around
Nigeria:
- The National Gallery
of Art, Lagos. - The Nigerian
Copyright
Commission, Lagos. - Signature Art
Gallery, Lagos. - Nimbus Art Gallery,
Lagos. - Quintessence Art
Gallery, Lagos. - The Abuja Centre for
Arts and Culture,
Abuja. - Rockview Hotel,
Abuka
Over the years she has worked in collaboration with non-governmental organisations which
focus on women and children. The experiences resulted in the Annual Abuja Art Bazaar,
where young artists can exhibit their works free of charge, and the Annual Women in Art
Fair, where upcoming women artists can exhibit their works, also free of charge.
In 2001, Juliet collaborated with the Rivers State Ministry of Culture and Tourism to conduct
a workshop for young people called ‘Future Perfect’, which climaxed in an exhibition
showcasing their crafts.
Since 2001, she has been exhibiting paintings on the theme of the maiden dance. The
most recent was called ‘Reflections’, held at the Maison de France in Lagos in March,
2004.
Contact Juliet Ezenwa Maja-Pearce through: Tel: +234 803 348 4919; +234 1 894 8824.
E-mail: julietezenwa@yahoo.com
focus on women and children. The experiences resulted in the Annual Abuja Art Bazaar,
where young artists can exhibit their works free of charge, and the Annual Women in Art
Fair, where upcoming women artists can exhibit their works, also free of charge.
In 2001, Juliet collaborated with the Rivers State Ministry of Culture and Tourism to conduct
a workshop for young people called ‘Future Perfect’, which climaxed in an exhibition
showcasing their crafts.
Since 2001, she has been exhibiting paintings on the theme of the maiden dance. The
most recent was called ‘Reflections’, held at the Maison de France in Lagos in March,
2004.
Contact Juliet Ezenwa Maja-Pearce through: Tel: +234 803 348 4919; +234 1 894 8824.
E-mail: julietezenwa@yahoo.com
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