WELCOME TO ENO GALLERY
We are a contemporary online art gallery dedicated to exhibiting and selling original works by African. Our programme brings together young, fresh and vibrant emerging voices, grounded in thoughtful, rigorous artistic practice. Working across painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media, we curate works that are visually compelling, conceptually considered, and culturally resonant. ENO Gallery exists to foster meaningful connections between artists and collectors through art defined by intention, depth, and lasting presence.
Founded by artist and photographer - Elizabeth Ngozi Ofili, ENO Gallery is a digital contemporary art platform expanding access to art from Africa. With a commitment to thoughtful curation and artistic integrity, the gallery introduces original works to both new and established collectors, while creating meaningful visibility for emerging and underrepresented creatives. Drawing inspiration from the rich cultural contexts of our artists, ENO Gallery acts as a dynamic space for discovery, engagement, and artistic exchange, bridging artists and collectors through programmes that reflect both global relevance and deep local resonance.
ENO Gallery works with private collectors and corporate clients at every stage of their collecting journey, from acquiring a first artwork to expanding established collections. We also collaborate on residential and commercial projects, sourcing works that bring depth, colour, and character to living spaces and show homes. Each acquisition is guided by a curatorial approach, with carefully selected works across a range of media, including:
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Drawings
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Paintings
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Sculpture
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Prints and Illustration
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Mixed Media
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Design
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Photography
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Digital Art
SPECIAL PIECES
ENO Gallery also facilitates the sale of exceptional and carefully selected works sourced beyond its core programme. These special pieces may include one-off works from artists or discreet secondary-market offerings from private collectors. Each work is handled with care, confidentiality, and curatorial consideration, enabling thoughtful placement and meaningful connections between artworks and their future custodians.
