Argungu Series
The development and presentation through creative visual documentation of the ideals inherent in the cultural, traditional, social and political evolution of the Argungu Emirate of Kebbi state, Nigeria, for present and future generations.
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Our vision is to ventilate the enviably established local and international status of the Argungu Emirate and her ideals for positive social economic development and advancement through visual art.
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We seek to disseminate the rich cultural and traditional heritage and ideals inherent in the Argungu Emirate through creative/visual representations.
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Oghagbon Eboigbodin Moses, a Nigerian professional studio artist and a freelance tourism photographer, specializing in documentation of cultural festivals, environmental subjects, travel and adventure photography for present and future generations.
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ARGUNGU SERIES
Preserving Heritage. Documenting History. Inspiring the Future.
ABOUT ARGUNGU SERIES
The Argungu Series is a cultural documentation and visual storytelling project dedicated to preserving, promoting, and celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Argungu Emirate in Kebbi State, Nigeria.
The project grew out of the Self-Tour Nigeria Project and from a deep recognition of the importance of documenting the traditions, people, landscapes, festivals, histories, and everyday cultural expressions that define Argungu. It is founded on the belief that meaningful and sustainable development begins with a conscious appreciation of a community's identity, history, and cultural heritage.
Through painting, photography, research, documentation, exhibitions, and other creative forms of visual expression, the Argungu Series seeks to create a lasting visual record of Argungu for present and future generations.
Visual documentation is a powerful form of communication. Images can preserve moments, evoke memories, communicate history, and create connections across generations and cultures. What is documented...
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COMING SOON
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ARGUNGU SERIES 11
A SOLO ART EXHIBITION BY OGHAGBON EBOIGBODIN MOSES
A new chapter in the Argungu Series is unfolding.
Through painting, observation, and visual storytelling, Oghagbon Eboigbodin Moses continues his exploration of the people, traditions, landscapes, and cultural memory of Argungu Emirate in Kebbi State, Nigeria.
ARGUNGU SERIES 11 brings together a new body of works created in honour of the fishermen of Argungu—their courage, strength, skill, traditions, and enduring connection to the waters that have shaped generations.
The exhibition celebrates the fishermen not only as participants in a historic cultural tradition, but as custodians of heritage whose stories, labour, and way of life deserve to be remembered and preserved for generations to come.
Through these works, the artist invites us to see Argungu through his eyes: its people, its rivers, its traditions, and the living memory carried from one generation to another.
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Honouring the fishermen. Preserving the heritage.
Documenting today for tomorrow.
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"THE WAY WE ARE 1" ACRYLIC ON CANVAS. 32" X 22" INCHES. 2025.
"THE WAY WE ARE 1" ACRYLIC ON CANVAS. 32" X 22" INCHES. 2025.
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EVENING HAZE 3
EVENING HAZE 3 Pastel on paper 25" × 18" inches 2011 As the evening settles over the landscape, figures and movement gradually dissolve into the warm haze of the fading light. Evening Haze 3 captures a quiet moment of transition, using soft pastel tones, atmospheric depth and subtle movement to evoke the beauty and mystery of Argungu at dusk.
THE WAY WE ARE 3
THE WAY WE ARE 3 A quiet yet powerful portrayal of people gathered in a moment of movement and reflection. Through expressive brushwork, subdued colours, smoke and warm touches of light, the painting captures the atmosphere, human presence and simple rhythms of everyday life. THE WAY WE ARE 3 Acrylic on Canvas 68 × 23 inches 2025
MU JE GIDA 3 (LET’S GO HOME)
MU JE GIDA 3 (LET’S GO HOME) A quiet moment on the path home, where the warmth of the evening light meets the earthy walls and familiar surroundings of Argungu. The solitary figure walking through the narrow passage captures a simple but deeply human experience—the end of the day, the journey home, and the comfort of returning to where we belong. Acrylic on Canvas 22" × 22" inches 2026
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"MAN AND TIME" (ARGUNGU) ACRYLIC ON CANVAS. 22" X 22" INCHES. 2025.
"MAN AND TIME" (ARGUNGU) ACRYLIC ON CANVAS. 22" X 22" INCHES. 2025.
"DOGARAI" ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 54" X 42" INCHES. 2026.
"DOGARAI" ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 54" X 42" INCHES. 2026.
“SOMEWHERE IN KEBBI 2”
“SOMEWHERE IN KEBBI 2” A quiet journey through the familiar landscapes of Kebbi, where earthen walls, trees, open roads and everyday movement come together to tell a simple story of place. The painting captures the warmth, character and peaceful rhythm of a Northern Nigerian community as seen through the artist’s eyes. WATERCOLOUR 19" × 15" INCHES 2023
HOMEWARD
HOMEWARD A quiet yet evocative journey home, depicting riders and camels moving steadily across the open landscape. The expansive sky, warm light and gentle movement create a sense of distance, reflection and belonging. The work speaks to the rhythm of travel and the enduring connection between people, land and home within the Argungu landscape. Oil on Canvas 72" × 24" inches 2023
"PEACE" ACRYLIC ON CANVAS. 32" X 22" INCHES. 2025.
"PEACE" ACRYLIC ON CANVAS. 32" X 22" INCHES. 2025.
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"LIFE GOES ON 1" ACRYLIC ON CANVAS. 32" X 22" INCHES. 2025.
"LIFE GOES ON 1" ACRYLIC ON CANVAS. 32" X 22" INCHES. 2025.
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THE PATH OF OUR FATHERS 2 (ARGUNGU)
THE PATH OF OUR FATHERS 2 (ARGUNGU) The fishermen make their way towards the Matan Fada River, carrying with them the strength of tradition and a way of life passed down through generations. Their journey reflects more than movement across the landscape; it is a continuation of heritage, memory and identity. Through this work, I capture the quiet determination of the fishermen as they follow a path shaped by the generations before them. Acrylic on Canvas 48" × 48" Inches 2026
