RMB, Latitudes deepen creative dialogue with Lagos exhibition
Lagos’ vibrant art scene took centre stage as RMB (Rand Merchant Bank) Latitudes unveiled RMB Latitudes Nigeria Focus exhibition, an initiative celebrating contemporary Nigerian artists and their place in a
Lagos’ vibrant art scene took centre stage as RMB (Rand Merchant Bank) Latitudes unveiled RMB Latitudes Nigeria Focus exhibition, an initiative celebrating contemporary Nigerian artists and their place in a broader African and global conversation.
Hosted at Miliki Private Club on Victoria Island, the exhibition brought together artists, curators and collectors, creating a space for connection in Nigeria’s dynamic creative economy, underscoring RMB Latitudes’ commitment to strengthening connections across Africa while amplifying local voices globally.
Chief Executive Officer of RMB, Bayo Ajayi, said the exhibition reflects the bank’s commitment to Africa’s creative and cultural sectors.
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“Art plays a vital role in shaping identity, stimulating dialogue, and imagining new futures,” Ajayi said. “Through initiatives like Nigeria Focus, we are creating platforms to ensure Nigerian perspectives are seen, valued, and engaged with locally and globally.”
Ajayi reaffirmed RMB’s support for creative ecosystems that generate sustainable opportunities for artists while contributing to broader economic and social development.
Co‑founder and Director of Latitudes Online RMB Latitudes Art Fair, Roberta Coci, said the exhibition is a key milestone.
“This project is deeply meaningful for us,” Coci said. “After months of engagement and collaboration, bringing Nigeria Focus to Lagos, it has exceeded our expectations.
‘‘The openness, energy, and sophistication of Nigeria’s creative community reaffirm the importance of building enduring cultural bridges across the continent.”
