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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.openartexchange.com/event/coming-out-2021-
 81">Coming Out (2021)</a>\nKingsley Ogwara Kingsley Ogwara (1975) studied 
 his bachelors in Fine and Applied Arts at Delta State University in Abrake
 \, Nigeria and resides and works in Luxembourg. He is a painter and sculpt
 or and works often with mass compositions\, in search of harmony and organ
 ic patterns and forms. His paintwork with knives in oil and acrylic on can
 vas are characterized by abstract orchestrations of colors and texture whi
 ch seem to take on the form of masses of. His sculptures in clay\, stone\,
  wood or metal consist of organic concave and convex forms\, mostly abstra
 ct or inspired by African or European images and symbols. Ogwara has parti
 cipated in many group- and solo exhibitions\, amongst others in Luxemburg\
 , Netherlands\, Belgium\, France\, Germany and Austria and was awarded amo
 ngst others the prestigious Prix Pierre Werner for his paintings in Luxemb
 ourg in 2016. At the Luxembourg Art Week 2019\, he was nominated again wit
 h his Transfiguration sculpture series for the Grand-duc Adolphe award.
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SUMMARY:Coming Out (2021)
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.openartexchange.com/event
 /coming-out-2021-81">Coming Out (2021)</a>\nKingsley Ogwara Kingsley Ogwar
 a (1975) studied his bachelors in Fine and Applied Arts at Delta State Uni
 versity in Abrake\, Nigeria and resides and works in Luxembourg. He is a p
 ainter and sculptor and works often with mass compositions\, in search of 
 harmony and organic patterns and forms. His paintwork with knives in oil a
 nd acrylic on canvas are characterized by abstract orchestrations of color
 s and texture which seem to take on the form of masses of. His sculptures 
 in clay\, stone\, wood or metal consist of organic concave and convex form
 s\, mostly abstract or inspired by African or European images and symbols.
  Ogwara has participated in many group- and solo exhibitions\, amongst oth
 ers in Luxemburg\, Netherlands\, Belgium\, France\, Germany and Austria an
 d was awarded amongst others the prestigious Prix Pierre Werner for his pa
 intings in Luxembourg in 2016. At the Luxembourg Art Week 2019\, he was no
 minated again with his Transfiguration sculpture series for the Grand-duc 
 Adolphe award.
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