Arabale Limited

Both print and ebook copies of my new book, Sketches of African Women, out now. Links below.

"There is a wonderful story about Pablo Picasso and a napkin and it goes something like this. An admirer on seeing Picasso at a market in Paris, went up to him and asked him to draw something for her. He agreed, picked up a napkin and sketched for about ten minutes. When he was done, she asked how much, and he said, one million francs. She flinched, exclaiming, one million francs for just ten minutes? He replied. No, you are paying for the years and years it took for me to be able to draw that in ten minutes. I am sure this is every artist's dilemma. Being measured by only what is seen and not what is unseen. Yet the unseen is so much more."

An excerpt from my new book, Sketches of African Women. Available on Amazon.

Print copy:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DFTWKXVF?ref_=pe_93986420_774957520

Ebook: https://a.co/d/csLNyPf

“What we call little things are merely the causes of great things: they are the beginning, the embryo and the point of departure, which generally speaking, decides the whole future of an existence.” This statement by Olu Amoda may in fact describes the very essence and meaning of Olu Amoda the artist and his artwork. His current exhibition, Template, is on display at the Skoto Gallery in Lower Manhattan, New York, through January 30. [ 477 more words ]

A Conversation with Olu Amoda, Metal Sculptor “What we call little things are merely the causes of great things: they are the beginning, the embryo and the point of departure, which generally speaking, decides the whole future of an existence.…