In memoriam, Crater ran a virtual exhibition in honour of the late renowned Nigerian Artist and Sculptor, Okpu Eze, during its 2022 Crater Literary Festival.
The exhibition titled Mkpughe (meaning the uncovering in English) features a photograph collection of some of his works and some artifacts he collected in his travels around Nigeria.
View the ongoing exhibition HERE
MKPUHE: A VIRTUAL EXHIBITION OF OKPU EZE’S PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION
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