Global lounge Presents: Stephen Aifegha's Third World Africa II exhibit at World Village 2024 at Cecil D. Andrus Park September 27 & 28, 2024.
Third World Africa II is a solo painting exhibition of works by Stephen Aifegha, a Boise resident who is originally from Nigeria, Africa. The purpose of the exhibition is to support the development of a unique body of artwork about what it is like to be part of the African diaspora in the United States and then to share the works with local viewers with a collection of art that is denoted with a narrative of paintings depicting people from the third world countries in Africa.
The City of Boise’s Arts & History Grant program funds quality arts, history, and cultural projects that benefit people living in Boise city limits. Since 1997, the city has awarded over 500 grants with a total disbursement of over $2.1 million.
Our very own Dayo Ayodele was featured in The Idaho Statesman's ‘The Idahoan Project: Finding Common Ground.’ You can find the mini-documentary featuring reporters talking to Idahoans who, they hoped, were as diverse as could be — multigeneration Idahoans, the next generation, newcomers within the article.
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