Red19 Global UK marked this year’s World Art Day with The Artist’s Table, a gathering redefining how audiences experience art, moving beyond exhibition walls into conversation, reflection, and connection.
Curated by Kikelomo Solomon-Ayeni, with Iramofu Oseh, the event brought together artists, collectors, and enthusiasts in an intimate setting to encourage openness and exchange.
The evening unfolded as a shared moment, where art met storytelling and audience met artist.
There were thought-provoking talks by Chinwendu Chidi, Ibukun Oparinu, and Shegun Oseh, who reflected on their practice.
Through themes as artistic growth, process, and purpose, speakers invited guests into the deeper layers of their creative journeys.
Another feature was “The Review Table,” interactive session that encouraged guests to engage with selected artworks.
By opening up the space for dialogue and interpretation, the session noted importance of audience participation in shaping the meaning of art.
Curated by Kikelomo Solomon-Ayeni, with Iramofu Oseh, the event brought together artists, collectors, and enthusiasts in an intimate setting to encourage openness and exchange.
The evening unfolded as a shared moment, where art met storytelling and audience met artist.
There were thought-provoking talks by Chinwendu Chidi, Ibukun Oparinu, and Shegun Oseh, who reflected on their practice.
Through themes as artistic growth, process, and purpose, speakers invited guests into the deeper layers of their creative journeys.
Another feature was “The Review Table,” interactive session that encouraged guests to engage with selected artworks.
By opening up the space for dialogue and interpretation, the session noted importance of audience participation in shaping the meaning of art.
