The March and April residencies at G.A.S. Foundation extended this trajectory of inquiry through a deepened engagement with research, ecology, and the expanded field of artistic practice. Across both Lagos and Ikiṣẹ, residents approached the programme as a site for sustained investigation,...

Lukman Ipese, a London-based graphic designer and visual communicator whose practice explores graphic design as a shared process shaped by identity, belief, and culture, recently completed a four-week residency at G.A.S. Lagos. During his time in Lagos, he documented everyday spiritual markers...

Earlier this week, we welcomed British-Nigerian artist Oluwasemilore Delano for a six-week residency at G.A.S. Lagos. Based between London and Lagos, Oluwasemilore works across painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, installation, and architecture. Her multidisciplinary practice explores...

Join us at G.A.S. Lagos on April 30th 2026 for Work Starts Now, a film screening and discussion led by current resident Kush Badhwar. The programme brings together three of Kush’s short films: We in a 1 room kitchen, Work Starts Now, and Blood Earth, which explore labour, resistance, and...

From March 25th to 27th 2026, G.A.S. Lagos hosted the inaugural edition of the G.A.S. Critical Writing Workshop, a three-day initiative designed to support the professional and critical development of emerging local art writers, researchers, and cultural practitioners. Through a series of...

On 11 March 2026, Lagos-based photographer Loni Abiodun facilitated Capturing Memories, a community-based photography workshop for students from St. John’s Primary School, Ikiṣẹ. The session introduced the young learners to storytelling through memory and moving image, offering a hands-on...

G.A.S. Foundation is excited to welcome London-based graphic designer and visual communicator Lukman Ipese for a four-week residency at G.A.S. Lagos. Working across editorial design, photography, digital media, and participatory workshops, he approaches storytelling as a means of connection. His...

Earlier this week, we welcomed Helsinki-based artist and filmmaker Kush Badhwar for an eight-week residency at G.A.S. Lagos. Working across moving image, sound, and research, his multidisciplinary practice explores the effects of mega-project making on environments and social life, particularly...

On March 6th, 2026, G.A.S. Lagos hosted One Bulb at a Time, a presentation exploring how agricultural innovation can respond to the unique challenges of the Lagos landscape. Led by Jonathan Chambalin in collaboration with Lagos Gallery Weekend, the session brought together practitioners across...

This March, G.A.S. is pleased to welcome U.S. based ecological researcher and farmer Monai McCullough for a six-week residency at the G.A.S. Farm House in Ikiṣẹ. Working across research and ecology, her multidisciplinary practice is rooted in the decolonisation of horticulture. Through her work,...

Earlier this month, we had the pleasure of welcoming Okwei Odili, a Nigerian Afrobeat musician and cultural practitioner, to the G.A.S. Farm House in Ikiṣẹ for her residency. Based between Lagos and Salvador, her work spans moving image, sound, ecology, and ancestral knowledge systems. ...

Lagos-based mixed-media artist adeoluwa oluwajoba, whose practice examines image transfer and reproduction through layered visual fragments of bodies and landscapes, recently concluded a four-week residency at G.A.S. Lagos. During his time, he focused on advancing his cyanotype experiments on...