A Nigerian Artist, Abiodun Olaku is doing the nation proud on the international Art scene. His work, "Silhouettes of Labour" has been nominated in the Atlas Art Gallery Competition with entries from Artists across the world. See art work and read more below.

The 36" x 48" piece of deeply soothing Oil on Canvas painting has made it to the top 20 of the competition. The winner of this competition will be determined by public choice and Nigerians from all spheres of life are pouring in to cast votes in support of the aspiration.

Chief among supporters of this drive are Channel 'O' Award Winning Artist, Mtrill Teria, HR Consultant, Ms. Funmilola Bucknor, Renowned Art Photographer, Gabriel Olude, and Social Entrepreneur, Wole Temidire Aguda. Other supporters include Emil Zarkov, Adekunle Kolsh, Mike Sagbodje, Prince Timi Rich Kakandar, Azuka Nnabuogor, Shirley Walker, Henry Alaneme, Tunde Taiwo, Bodun Adenugba, Badminton Nikki Badmus, MarioGists, amongst hundreds others. They, along with many other Nigerians and international friends of the Artist, are currently leading the drive to ensure that Nigeria emerges winner at the end of voting on 23rd November 2016. According to Mtrill Teria "it is a great thing to see that Abiodun's work, by its entry to the final stages reflects the unique capabilities of Nigerians in a diverse range of endeavors. Supporting him is an irreducible subject of interest therefore."

Abiodun hails from Ogun State and is a Professional Artist that is well traveled and respected within the Art community in Nigeria. Operating from Universal Studios in the National Theater in Iganmu, it is a delight to experience the artistic offerings of the ambience with Abiodun and other Artists doing their thing. The community have also provided support to young Artists whose works are frequently on display in different parts of the country. Abiodun's use of colour and balance is phenomenal and is renowned globally. Many enthusiasts have often described his works as "peaceful", "genial", "classic" and elements greatly in "Harmony".

Nigerians can now vote by visiting the Art Gallery on http://atlassociety.org/art-contest/art-contest-voting/1-art-contest and votingunder Silhouettes of Labour  by Abiodun Olaku.

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