Trained as a painter at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Uzorka's practice incorporates painting, collage, cutting and pasting, charcoal and ink drawings in an examination of processes of urban street culture. Uzorka won the Nigerian National Art Competition in 2011 for his collaboration with Chike Obeagu.
He has been a Resident Artist at African Artists' Foundation where he has also held solo exhibitions, most recently Line.Sign.Symbol in February 2013.
Trained as a painter at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Uzorka's practice incorporates painting, collage, cutting and pasting, charcoal and ink drawings in an examination of processes of urban street culture. Uzorka won the Nigerian National Art Competition in 2011 for his collaboration with Chike Obeagu.
He has been a Resident Artist at African Artists' Foundation where he has also held solo exhibitions, most recently Line.Sign.Symbol in February 2013.
Trained as a painter at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Uzorka's practice incorporates painting, collage, cutting and pasting, charcoal and ink drawings in an examination of processes of urban street culture. Uzorka won the Nigerian National Art Competition in 2011 for his collaboration with Chike Obeagu.
He has been a Resident Artist at African Artists' Foundation where he has also held solo exhibitions, most recently Line.Sign.Symbol in February 2013.
Trained as a painter at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Uzorka's practice incorporates painting, collage, cutting and pasting, charcoal and ink drawings in an examination of processes of urban street culture. Uzorka won the Nigerian National Art Competition in 2011 for his collaboration with Chike Obeagu.
He has been a Resident Artist at African Artists' Foundation where he has also held solo exhibitions, most recently Line.Sign.Symbol in February 2013.
Trained as a painter at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Uzorka's practice incorporates painting, collage, cutting and pasting, charcoal and ink drawings in an examination of processes of urban street culture. Uzorka won the Nigerian National Art Competition in 2011 for his collaboration with Chike Obeagu.
He has been a Resident Artist at African Artists' Foundation where he has also held solo exhibitions, most recently Line.Sign.Symbol in February 2013.
Trained as a painter at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Uzorka's practice incorporates painting, collage, cutting and pasting, charcoal and ink drawings in an examination of processes of urban street culture. Uzorka won the Nigerian National Art Competition in 2011 for his collaboration with Chike Obeagu.
He has been a Resident Artist at African Artists' Foundation where he has also held solo exhibitions, most recently Line.Sign.Symbol in February 2013.
