Igala mask, Nigeria, c. 1970

Along with the royal Igala masks, the most well-known at Idah festivals, there are other rarer masks, some of which may be from Akpoto. This mask is the perfect illustration of a monopolization of several styles, as it comes from this cultural region with mixed influences. Height: 32 cm Reproduced: Catalogue “Africa Babel: the Art of a Continent”, p.- 150 right
 
Exhibitions:
2022-2024 Island of Fuerteventura “Art Africa: Ancestral Light”. Lighthouse of the Entallada. Cabildo of Fuerteventura.
2021-2022 Panama City. Government of Panama. “Art Africa: the spirit of the ancestors”. Ministry of Culture Headquarters. Casco Viejo.
2019-2020 Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Caja Canarias Foundation. “Africa-Babel: the art of a Continent”. Headquarters Plaza Patriotismo.
2013-2015 Museum of Art of Africa and Oceania (Madao). La Granja de San Ildefonso, Segovia.
2005 “Black Africa”, Leather Museum.
2004 “Black Africa”. Caixa Laietana Foundation, Barcelona. Main exhibition hall