Isholaakpostudio

27/05/2026

ARCOLisboa 2026

May 28-31

24/04/2026

Roi Toffa, série traces d’une reine,2026
Collage - impression pigmentaire sur papier, photographie d’archives, fil de coton
30*44cm

Les veilleuses du royaume

Galerie Dagoma Harty - Paris
20 mars - 9 mai 2026

07/04/2026

07/11/2025

Agbara women 2020

Bénin aller-retour. Regards sur le Dahomey de 1930
, France
October 14,2025 - June 14,2026
Curator Julien Faure-Conorton
David-Sean Thomas

21/09/2025

EVERYTHINH PRECIOUS
IS FRAGILE

BENIN PAVILLION
BIENNALE ARTE 2024

2025, Catalogue

17/09/2025

Kali at

Kali is an exhibition that takes root in my personal life before opening up to a broader
reflection.
It is expressed through a tapestry designed from a photograph and an 18th-century archive,
as well as ceramic pieces that extend this dialogue between memory, body, and nature.
Kali is an artistic gesture of repair, connecting individual memory and collective heritage. It
embodies the silent resistance, fragility, and strength of women’s stories—whether passed
down, silenced, or erased. The figure of Kali, goddess of transformation, runs through the
exhibition as an active principle: a feminine power that destroys in order to liberate, consumes
in order to rebirth.
This exhibition questions what bodies carry, what nature remembers, what history forgets —
and invites us to rethink feminine power as a force of memory, creation, and transmission.
An embodied memory.
A memory woven from silence and power.
A memory that returns through the body.

Ouidah, September 2025

16/09/2025

ATLANTIC Art Space - Ouidah
ISHOLA AKPO
Kali

September 13 -October 26, 2025



©Joannès Doglo

08/09/2025

Solo Show at the

04/08/2025

textielmuseum

Meet artist Ishola Akpo

His work ‘Ìyálóde’ is now on view in ‘Secrets of making #4’ Curious? Swipe for a sneak peek and explore the full work in the exhibition.



Photos: Patty van den Elshout

04/06/2025

Louvre Abu Dhabi

Kings And Queens Of Africa: Forms And Figures Of Power

Traces d’une reine / Agbara Women

Crédit photo :
© Département de la Culture et du Tourisme -

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