Oluwasemilore Delano
between slumped shoulders held the moon in waiting
TAFETA is pleased to present between slumped shoulders held the moon in waiting, the first solo exhibition by Oluwasemilore Delano in the gallery. This body of work continues Delano’s long attentive engagement with cows in Nigeria, not as pastoral symbols, but as a signifier of human instinct, honesty, beauty and roughness. These animals appear not as softened European archetypes but as scarred, awkward, strong and quietly secretive beings. They graze, stand, wait and endure within landscapes that feel both familiar and strange, carrying narratives that unfold slowly like riddles told under a shifting sky.
5 March - 18 April
Art Fairs
TEFAF Maastricht 2026
Focus Section; where we will be presenting works by Nigerian ceramicist Ladi Kwali, currently featured in the major Nigerian Modernism exhibition at the Tate Modern.
March 12 and 13 (invitation only)
March 14 – 19
Salon Exhibition
Aisha Seriki | Where Gravity Loses Force
Where Gravity Loses Force is a collection of objects and photographs that investigates the balance of opposing and complementary forces that characterise existence.
