Mary Onidare Adebayo

Mary Onidare Adebayo Visual artist

Not all conversations are loud.Some are carried in glances, in pauses, in the space between hands and heart.Here, words ...
02/05/2026

Not all conversations are loud.
Some are carried in glances, in pauses, in the space between hands and heart.Here, words are more than sound they are trust, memory, and the quiet work of brotherhood.
Title: where words become bond
Medium :Oil on canvas ( palette painting)
Size : 36 by 48 inches
Year : 2025-2026

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In every gathering, something unspoken lives between us—in laughter, in silence, in the way we lean into one another.Thi...
27/04/2026

In every gathering, something unspoken lives between us—
in laughter, in silence, in the way we lean into one another.
This body of work, In the Circle of Us (Ní Àárín Wa), is about those moments—
where presence becomes language,
and belonging needs no translation.
Love does not stand alone.
There is a kind of knowing we only share with each other—
soft, unguarded, and deeply held.
In these moments, we are seen,
we are heard,
we become.
Title: “What We Tell Each Other Softly”
Medium :Oil on canvas ( palette painting)
Size : 36 by 30 inches
Year : 2026

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Get Ready! We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming “Future Masters Series” featuring an extraordinary collaboration of s...
06/08/2025

Get Ready! We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming “Future Masters Series” featuring an extraordinary collaboration of seven talented artists - four visionary painters and three innovative sculptors, collectively known as “The Perfect Seven.” Join us for this unforgettable convergence of creativity!

Agbajowo is a Yoruba term that translates to “communion” or “fellowship” in English. In a religious context, particularl...
21/06/2025

Agbajowo is a Yoruba term that translates to “communion” or “fellowship” in English. In a religious context, particularly in Christianity, Agbajowo refers to the act of sharing in the body and blood of Christ, symbolized by the bread and wine, as a means of communing with God and with fellow believers.
In a broader sense, Agbajowo can also refer to the act of coming together, sharing, and fellowshipping with others, fostering a sense of community, unity, and togetherness.
In Yoruba culture, Agbajowo is also used to describe the bond between people, such as friends, family, or community members, who share a common purpose, goal, or interest, and who support and uplift one another.
Overall, Agbajowo embodies the spirit of unity, fellowship, and communal bonding, whether in a religious or social context.
Agbajowo III(communion)
Oil on canvas (palette knife)
36 by 48 inches
2024

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Agbajowo is a Yoruba term that translates to “communion” or “fellowship” in English. In a religious context, particularl...
06/05/2025

Agbajowo is a Yoruba term that translates to “communion” or “fellowship” in English. In a religious context, particularly in Christianity, Agbajowo refers to the act of sharing in the body and blood of Christ, symbolized by the bread and wine, as a means of communing with God and with fellow believers.
In a broader sense, Agbajowo can also refer to the act of coming together, sharing, and fellowshipping with others, fostering a sense of community, unity, and togetherness.
In Yoruba culture, Agbajowo is also used to describe the bond between people, such as friends, family, or community members, who share a common purpose, goal, or interest, and who support and uplift one another.
Overall, Agbajowo embodies the spirit of unity, fellowship, and communal bonding, whether in a religious or social context.
Agbajowo II(communion)
Oil on canvas (palette knife)
30 by 24 inches
2024

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As the year 2024 comes to a close, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who made this year worthwhile.To...
31/12/2024

As the year 2024 comes to a close, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who made this year worthwhile.
To my loving family, amazing friends, supportive colleagues, and wonderful art collectors, I thank you for your unwavering encouragement and love.
To those who invested in my art and supported my career, I say Ese pupo (thank you very much)!
And to everyone who believed in me and my talents, Nagode (thank you)!
May the coming year bring us all joy, success, and continued blessings.
See you in 2025 !!!

Happy New Month ✨️ "The Search I"Oil on canvas (palette knife)30 by 24 inches 2024 is a poignant representation of a you...
01/12/2024

Happy New Month ✨️
"The Search I"
Oil on canvas (palette knife)
30 by 24 inches
2024
is a poignant representation of a young lady's journey, as she navigates the complexities of life and seeks her path. Despite the challenges she has faced, she refuses to let her past define her. Instead, she presses forward, driven by a determination to become a better version of herself.
The lantern she carries is a powerful symbol, radiating positive energy that surrounds and protects her. It signifies her resilience, hope, and unwavering commitment to illuminating her own path, no matter the darkness she may have endured.
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Work currently showing Museum onikan

The painting tells the story of a person navigating the complexities of their own identity. The artwork captures the ten...
26/11/2024

The painting tells the story of a person navigating the complexities of their own identity. The artwork captures the tension between the internal and external worlds, as if the subject is grappling with the desire for self-expression and the need for connection with others.
The last oil I
Oil on canvas (palette knife)
48 by 36 inches
2024
Currently showing in the ongoing group exhibition @ national museum onikan : Stories Within us

"Exciting news! Sapiens - Stories Within, a month-long show, is coming! Join the journey within & explore the human expe...
14/11/2024

"Exciting news! Sapiens - Stories Within, a month-long show, is coming! Join the journey within & explore the human experience.





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Agbajowo is a Yoruba term that translates to "communion" or "fellowship" in English. In a religious context, particularl...
09/05/2024

Agbajowo is a Yoruba term that translates to "communion" or "fellowship" in English. In a religious context, particularly in Christianity, Agbajowo refers to the act of sharing in the body and blood of Christ, symbolized by the bread and wine, as a means of communing with God and with fellow believers.
In a broader sense, Agbajowo can also refer to the act of coming together, sharing, and fellowshipping with others, fostering a sense of community, unity, and togetherness.
In Yoruba culture, Agbajowo is also used to describe the bond between people, such as friends, family, or community members, who share a common purpose, goal, or interest, and who support and uplift one another.
Overall, Agbajowo embodies the spirit of unity, fellowship, and communal bonding, whether in a religious or social context.
Agbajowo (communion)
Oil on canvas (palette knife)
30 by 24 inches
2024
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