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The Business of Art

The global art market, like many other industries was negatively impacted by the COVID 19 pandemic in 2020. The African art scene has however, remained remarkably resilient.

In this special report, Arise Business Correspondent, Abisola Owolawi looks into Nigeria’s dynamic art ecosystem and the intersection with business-friendly infrastructure in the age of digitization

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