Gallery ILÉ
Embracing critical and situated perspectives that transcend geographical origins, enriching the ongoing dialogue around Afro-diasporic worlds.
Gallery ILÉ
From its inception, Gallery ILÉ has been dedicated to championing the careers of artists whose practices are contributing to redefine contemporary African art.
Within a mere 5 years, The Gallery has been quietly earning a reputation for showcasing iconic works by both trailblazing and critically acclaimed artists, to worldwide audiences.
With a curatorial focus investigating the mediums of painting, sculpture and photography, Gallery ILÉ offers an ambitious program of exhibitions, showcasing,
often for the first time in The Netherlands, awe inspiring works by mavericks such as Nathanaël Vodouhè, Wabi Dossou, and world renowned modern masters the likes of Dominique Zinkpè
and Gérard Quenum.
In 2025, The Gallery reached a significant milestone in its journey, by expanding its horizons to embrace a critical and situated perspective that transcends geographical origins,
enriching the ongoing dialogue around Afro-diasporic worlds.
As of May 2026, The Gallery has welcomed the acclaimed Italian born and Paris based photographer and PhD researcher, Nicola Lo Calzo as well as the award-winning Kenyan visual artist,
Eddy Ochiengand the trailblazing Beninese painter Oswald Matro to its expanding roster.
Starting 2027, Gallery ILÉ will set forth to foster the careers of various fast emerging and world renowned artists fromcountries including Ghana, Nigeria, Ethiopia, South Africa, Morocco,
Suriname and the US.
Within a mere 5 years, The Gallery has been quietly earning a reputation for showcasing iconic works by both trailblazing and critically acclaimed artists, to worldwide audiences.
With a curatorial focus investigating the mediums of painting, sculpture and photography, Gallery ILÉ offers an ambitious program of exhibitions, showcasing,
often for the first time in The Netherlands, awe inspiring works by mavericks such as Nathanaël Vodouhè, Wabi Dossou, and world renowned modern masters the likes of Dominique Zinkpè
and Gérard Quenum.
In 2025, The Gallery reached a significant milestone in its journey, by expanding its horizons to embrace a critical and situated perspective that transcends geographical origins,
enriching the ongoing dialogue around Afro-diasporic worlds.
As of May 2026, The Gallery has welcomed the acclaimed Italian born and Paris based photographer and PhD researcher, Nicola Lo Calzo as well as the award-winning Kenyan visual artist,
Eddy Ochiengand the trailblazing Beninese painter Oswald Matro to its expanding roster.
Starting 2027, Gallery ILÉ will set forth to foster the careers of various fast emerging and world renowned artists fromcountries including Ghana, Nigeria, Ethiopia, South Africa, Morocco,
Suriname and the US.
selected artworks