The Role of Nigerian Artists in Nation Building in the 21st Century
Tunde Odunlade
Friday, 04 Feb 2000 at 12:00 pm – Sun Room, Memorial Union
Tunde Odunlade from Nigeria has an international reputation as a textile and print artist, and is also well known as a compsoer, drmatist, musician and actor. In 1984, Odunlade was one of the founders of the Toki Memorial Art Centre for the encouragement of young artists where he acted as Artistic director until it closed in 1998.
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