Biographical overview
1975. "African Art," Amarillo Art Center, Amarillo, Texas, USA, February 1975. "Modem Art from Africa," Jonade Gallery, Baltimore, Maryland, USA, March 1975. "Visions of Africa," Afro-American Cultural Center, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA, May 12-23, 1975. "Exhibition of Works by Susanne Wenger," Goethe Institute, Lagos, 1976. "Neue Kunst in Afrika," Mainz, Germany, June 1980; Bayreuth, Germany, July- August 1980; Worgl, Austria, September1980. "National Art Exhibition," National Theatre, Lagos, September 25-October 1, 1980. "New Sacred Art of Oshogbo," Goethe Institute, Lagos, 1981. "New Sacred Art," Cotonou, Benin, 1983. "Mbari Art," California College of Arts &Crafts, Oakland, California, USA, January 18-February 3, 1984. "Iwalewa: Afrikanische Kunst Heute," Stadtische Galerie, Regensburg, Germany, June 9-30, 1985. NoArt Galerie, Vienna, Austria, May 23-June 28, 1986. "Zeitgenossische Nigerianische Kunst," Bonn, Bocholt, and Monchengladbach, Germany, July-October 1989. "Contemporary Arts from Western Nigeria," Zamana Gallery, London, October 27, 1988-January 8, 1989. "Songs of Power, Songs of Praise: Modem Visions from Haiti, Nigeria and Papua New Guinea," San Jose State University Gallery, San Jose, California, USA, September 11-October 18, 1990. Public Collections Iwalewa-Haus, Bayreuth, Germany. Batiks: "Gewand," "Drummers," "Alaro," "Palmwine Drinkers," "Obatala Festival," and "Orisa Oko"; adire textile: one untitled; one batik garment. Mbari Art, Washington, DC. Museum fur Volkerkunde, Frankfurt, Germany. Batiks: two untitled.
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