1:36 Paul Majek, British Nigerian 2:29 Adulphina Imuede, Nigerian 3:17 Tolu Aliki, Nigerian 4:27 Kpe Innocent, Ghanian 5:40 Thokozani Madonsela, South African 6:48 Bunmi Babatunde, Nigerian 6:58 Jean Servais Somian, Ivorian 7:19 Fidelis Joseph, Nigerian 7:59 Salifou Lindou, Cameroonian 8:41 Issa Sow, Senegalese 9:36 Laju Sholola, Nigerian 10:30 Bruce Onobrakpeya, Nigerian 11:45 Adulphina Imuede, Nigerian 12:10 Edozie Anedu, Nigerian I couldn’t catch the American photographer mentioned at 2:48 (I thought she said Medina Tucker, but found nothing conclusive), nor the print artist at 7:47 unfortunately.
Oh I'm so so glad the algorithm made this video pop up! I'm in love with everything in this video and I'm excited to explore the artists Estelle mentioned 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I believe everyone should buy art that is about them. While I understand there's the business side to art, we as humans grow and change through our lives and art can serve as a personal growth marker to either remind us of where we have been or where we want to go. Regardless of the price or status of the artist if you resonate with it then it's the art for you. Use the walls you look at everyday to better yourself and be a daily reminder of your mental selfcare.
Nigerian and haitian art is my favorite, I believe Nigerian art will be one of the best investments both financially and mentally over the next few years.
@@lazsamdi5712 I am going to Nigeria for my first time after elections end next year. Going to go to be buying up all the art I can afford. I live in Texas and have never left the United States, so this is my first real adventure out of the country. So excited … I have a lot of friends in Nigeria and will have a personal security detail. So excited
@@temiloluwafilms amen, my house is covered in Nigerian art and it makes every day better. Hosting parties is so great because everyone just adores my art collection. Excited to see what the next few decades will hold
@@joshuaconstable6323 Just try and get a good mix .I suggest you have a feel of things first .Visit the old schools of art first like Ahmadu Bello University Dept of Industrial design in Zaria in the North ,then go to Benin and visit the Royal artists guild of Bronze workers .Visit Obafemi University in Ife and see the Osogbo traditional artists.Visit the great Nupe aluminium artists ,ceramic artist where the American Micheal Cardew was and worked with the great Ladi Kwali and blacksmiths of Minna.Visit the Leather workers of Sokoto .There are flights to all these places .Good luck .
I really enjoyed watching this video. I have only just begun to collect authentic African art (there’s a lot of knockoff stuff here in the USA made in China). This video is educational for me 👏🏾☺️🙏🏾👍🏾
Estelle, thanks for sharing your collection, wonderful. Could you share the name of the figurative artist who did "Bigger man is the humble man" . I would love to research more about the artist. Thanks
Well done. Spoken like a true collector. And adding your own personal provenance to your collection as you’ve done makes it all the more special and valuable. Buen gusto (good taste) as we say here in Mexico.👏🏽🙌🏽✨
Hello, great video. Love your art. You mention the only print you have is by an artist whose name I didn't catch. It's the framed print on the chair. Who is the artist? Thanks!
It's a real shame that there's no links or even just a list of the artists whose work is shown. I've tried googling what I think she's saying when she names an artist, but haven't had any luck. Even her foundation that's supposed to benefit artists, has no information about any contemporary artists they support. Seems a bit self-aggrandizing.
She has a beautiful collection, but I’m very disappointed in the lack of women artist. There are plenty beautiful art works by African women, so I wonder why she has barely invested?
1:36 Paul Majek, British Nigerian
2:29 Adulphina Imuede, Nigerian
3:17 Tolu Aliki, Nigerian
4:27 Kpe Innocent, Ghanian
5:40 Thokozani Madonsela, South African
6:48 Bunmi Babatunde, Nigerian
6:58 Jean Servais Somian, Ivorian
7:19 Fidelis Joseph, Nigerian
7:59 Salifou Lindou, Cameroonian
8:41 Issa Sow, Senegalese
9:36 Laju Sholola, Nigerian
10:30 Bruce Onobrakpeya, Nigerian
11:45 Adulphina Imuede, Nigerian
12:10 Edozie Anedu, Nigerian
I couldn’t catch the American photographer mentioned at 2:48 (I thought she said Medina Tucker, but found nothing conclusive), nor the print artist at 7:47 unfortunately.
Amazing video. I would love to c more like this one, showing african art in more detail.
We have loads of this type of projects in the works... Get Ready!
Oh I'm so so glad the algorithm made this video pop up! I'm in love with everything in this video and I'm excited to explore the artists Estelle mentioned 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I believe everyone should buy art that is about them. While I understand there's the business side to art, we as humans grow and change through our lives and art can serve as a personal growth marker to either remind us of where we have been or where we want to go. Regardless of the price or status of the artist if you resonate with it then it's the art for you. Use the walls you look at everyday to better yourself and be a daily reminder of your mental selfcare.
Absolutely TRUE!!!
I love how she supports and collects from a variety of African artists
Nigerian and haitian art is my favorite, I believe Nigerian art will be one of the best investments both financially and mentally over the next few years.
I think we are getting there already
Absolutely. There are some adventurous pieces in Nigeria especially western Nigeria,Zaria and the Nsukka in the East.
@@lazsamdi5712 I am going to Nigeria for my first time after elections end next year. Going to go to be buying up all the art I can afford. I live in Texas and have never left the United States, so this is my first real adventure out of the country. So excited …
I have a lot of friends in Nigeria and will have a personal security detail. So excited
@@temiloluwafilms amen, my house is covered in Nigerian art and it makes every day better. Hosting parties is so great because everyone just adores my art collection. Excited to see what the next few decades will hold
@@joshuaconstable6323 Just try and get a good mix .I suggest you have a feel of things first .Visit the old schools of art first like Ahmadu Bello University Dept of Industrial design in Zaria in the North ,then go to Benin and visit the Royal artists guild of Bronze workers .Visit Obafemi University in Ife and see the Osogbo traditional artists.Visit the great Nupe aluminium artists ,ceramic artist where the American Micheal Cardew was and worked with the great Ladi Kwali and blacksmiths of Minna.Visit the Leather workers of Sokoto .There are flights to all these places .Good luck .
I really enjoyed watching this video. I have only just begun to collect authentic African art (there’s a lot of knockoff stuff here in the USA made in China). This video is educational for me 👏🏾☺️🙏🏾👍🏾
Well-produced video; informative and inspiring.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Could you share the names of the artists so we can look up their work? It’s stunning!
Alright Coming Right Up... Thanks for the insight, I am new to CZcams!
@@temiloluwafilms Please do !!
It's good to see artists celebrated
Estelle, thanks for sharing your collection, wonderful. Could you share the name of the figurative artist who did "Bigger man is the humble man" . I would love to research more about the artist. Thanks
You 've got lots of beautiful works , hues and figurines,needeless to say, that your works are fantastic. Keep on collecting sweet sister 👍.
She speaks well...and quite knowledgeable about her collection. Very informative video...well done!
Glad you enjoyed it
Well done. Spoken like a true collector. And adding your own personal provenance to your collection as you’ve done makes it all the more special and valuable. Buen gusto (good taste) as we say here in Mexico.👏🏽🙌🏽✨
Well said!
Well done, very good job
Love her!
This is excellent. Thank you. Former New Yorker residing in Mexico City, Mexico and new subscriber. 👏🏽🙌🏽✨
Thanks for the love... Much appreciated
Very inspiring for me. Thank you 😊
Most welcome 😊
Love this!
Amazing video
love this video !
Glad you liked it!!
How old is she? I collect african contemporary art as well and she really inspires me
Early 30s
Absolutely love this!
Thanks a Bunch I have loads more to share with you on CZcams
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An Incredible art collector and insightful entrepreneur. Wonderful CZcams video.
Loved this! Thank you!! 🌹
So glad!
This feels really fresh and different from typical white collector videos. It feels more approachable.
What are her platforms she would like us to follow?
I am an art curator here in US and really enjoyed the video.
Amazing as well as aspiring work.
Appreciate the feedback
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Beautiful Video! I love the collection, and the way Estelle Dogbo talks about the peaces details and the artists.❤
sorry, what is the name of the artist you mentioned Adele Fina? The one who painted the large eyes? Thanks,
This is an amazing work. The quality is Awesome and the narrative flows and engaging. Amazing work!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Let's connect on possibly collaboration
Can you share her website and foundation info? I’d love to check it out.
Her name is Estelle Dog
Hello, great video. Love your art. You mention the only print you have is by an artist whose name I didn't catch. It's the framed print on the chair. Who is the artist? Thanks!
Can you list the artists mentioned in the video? Or give links to their work?
Google: Estelle Dogbo
@@temiloluwafilms Thanks, I meant can you give us links or names to of the artists Estelle talks about?
It's a real shame that there's no links or even just a list of the artists whose work is shown. I've tried googling what I think she's saying when she names an artist, but haven't had any luck. Even her foundation that's supposed to benefit artists, has no information about any contemporary artists they support. Seems a bit self-aggrandizing.
She has a beautiful collection, but I’m very disappointed in the lack of women artist. There are plenty beautiful art works by African women, so I wonder why she has barely invested?
The music is irritating , should never ever be there!