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Agbowó Agbowó is an afrocentric literary and arts community. At Agbowó, we collect great African Art, listen to new voices,and embrace innovative art expressions
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The trick is to always start with the Editor's Note. That's where the magic starts... Kechi Nomu might agree. 😊Read the ...
24/01/2024

The trick is to always start with the Editor's Note. That's where the magic starts...

Kechi Nomu might agree. 😊

Read the Woman Issue on Agbowo
https://agbowo.org/2024/01/20/woman/

21/01/2024

We still can't get over the amazing piece from the cover of Woman.

Cover art is Emi Ni by Abisola Gbadamosi. 😍

We are grateful to our guest editor Kechi Nomu and everyone who contributed to the Woman issue. Thank you for creating m...
20/01/2024

We are grateful to our guest editor Kechi Nomu and everyone who contributed to the Woman issue.

Thank you for creating magic with us. 😊

We are excited to announce the release of our Woman issue- the magazine for the African Woman, by African women. We invi...
20/01/2024

We are excited to announce the release of our Woman issue- the magazine for the African Woman, by African women.
We invite you to read and share the amazing work from this issue.
www.agbowo.org/woman

19/01/2024

Tomorrow...😊

17/01/2024

Woman is coming… 😊

Her Cover? There you go. 😊
15/01/2024

Her Cover?

There you go. 😊

The Woman Issue is coming... and she's beautiful! 🥰
15/01/2024

The Woman Issue is coming... and she's beautiful! 🥰

We are also excited to announce the official launch of the Agbowo Merch store. Now you have one more way to support the ...
15/07/2023

We are also excited to announce the official launch of the Agbowo Merch store.

Now you have one more way to support the work we do at Agbowo while looking dapper at it! 😉

Visit agbowo.org/merch to explore the range of branded items up for sale.

We are pleased to announce the official release of our 6th themed issue, Transition. Six years ago, we committed to shar...
15/07/2023

We are pleased to announce the official release of our 6th themed issue, Transition.

Six years ago, we committed to sharing emerging African art with the world. For us, it’s still day one. We are grateful to the 16 amazing contributors from all over Africa who have graced this Issue with their beautiful pieces.

Transition explores the magic of motion, of passage and we invite you to be part of this magic both as reader and the read.

Read, Enjoy and Share Transition
www.agbowo.org/transition

Cover Art- Kate Rides Underwater by Muyiwa Akhigbe

What does transition mean to you? Share with us in verse, in prose, in visual art. Share…
18/04/2023

What does transition mean to you?

Share with us in verse, in prose, in visual art.

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Hello Writers, It’s Submissions season. 😊
02/03/2023

Hello Writers,

It’s Submissions season. 😊

Help us serve you better. 😊Feedback link in bio…
07/02/2023

Help us serve you better. 😊

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AGBOWÓ

Agbowó is an afrocentric literary and arts community. At Agbowó, we collect great literary and visual African art, listen to new voices and embrace innovative artistic expression. We are creating a platform where the works of African writers and artists come alive and readers find the most intriguing work.

While bearing the same name as the street opposite the University of Ibadan is poetic and could even be seen as symbolic of our move out of the University of Ibadan, this is purely coincidental. Agbowó in our usage of it, and as one of the founding editors put it, means “collectors of things of value”.