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Feb 28 2025

Video: Ekene Emeka Maduka

Curator Grace Braniff meets with artist Ekene Emeka Maduka to show you her two artworks featured in the Disorientations exhibition, now on view.

Maduka is a Nigerian artist based in Winnipeg specializing in paintings, sculpture, and film. Here they chat about the painting process, the unreliability of memories, and Maduka’s experiences at boarding school.

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