| Profile |
Name: |
Oshinowo Kolade Adekunle |
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| Place of Birth: |
Ibadan, Nigeria |
| Date of Birth: |
6th February, 1948 |
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Institutions
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- I.C.C. Primary School, Ibadan (1954-1960)
- Macjob Grammar School, Abeokuta, (1961-1963)
- Ibadan Grammar School, Ibadan, (1964-1966)
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Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, (1968-1972) |
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Certificates/
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- West African School Certificate, 1966
- B.A Honours Degree in Fine Art (2nd Class Hons. Upper DivisionWith a specialization in Painting, 1972 |
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| Work Experience: |
- Bank Clerk, Cooperative Bank of Western Nigeria, Ile Ife (1967-1968).
of Technology (October 1990). |
| - Lecture Grade II in Art, King’s College, Lagos, (1972-1974). |
| - Appointed Assistant Lecturer (Painting), Yaba College of Technology (April 1974). |
| - Appointed Principal Lecturer (Painting), (January 1986) |
| - Appointed Head of Department, Fine Art, (January 1986) |
| - Appointed Chief Lecturer, Yaba College of Technology (January 1991-) |
| - Appointed Director of School of Art, Design and Printing, Yaba College |
| - Appointed Deputy Rector, Yaba College of Technology (February 1992 February 1996) |
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SOME IMPORTANT NATIONAL AND INTERNAIONAL ASSIGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS |
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1972 |
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Participated in an Art Workshop organized by the Federal Ministry of Education in the Art Department of A.B.U., Zaria.
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Represented the Society of Nigerian Artist in the 2nd National Arts Festival in Kaduna, December, 1972. |
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Member of the Planning Committee, Inter-Collegiate Art Festival, Federal Ministry of Education. |
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1974 |
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Elected Assistant Secretary, Society of Nigerian Artists.
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Active participation in the mounting of the Art Exhibition for the 4th National Festival of the Arts.
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Member, Art Sub-Committee, Lagos State Council for Arts and Culture. |
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Artistic embellishment of the Façade of the Government V.I.P. building, Victoria Island, Lagos. |
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Elected National Secretary, Society of Nigerian Artist, August, 1975. |
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Elected member of the Visual Arts Sub-Committee, Nigeian participation for Festac 1977. |
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Accompanied contemporary Nigerian Arts and Crafts on an exhibition tour of Romania in connection with the Cultural Exchange Programme between Nigeria and the People’s Republic of Romania. |
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Member of the Selection Panel for the National Arts Competition for Secondary Schools.
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Six paintings used for the JOHN HOLT LTD., Calendar for 1977.
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Member of the Selection Panel for the Art Competition on Action Against Apartheid.
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Involved in the mounting of an Exhibition for the opening of the National Arts Theatre, Lagos. |
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1979 |
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Painted the Portrait of the Oba of Benin (Omo N’oba Ereduwa II) commissioned by the University of Benin.
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Attended the biennial Conference of the International Association of Art (UNESCO) in Stuttgart, West Germany, under the auspices of the Federal Department of Culture.
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Member, selection panel for the National Art Competition for Primary/Secondary and Teacher Training Colleges
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National Secretary, Society of Nigerian Artists, 1975-1980. |
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1981 |
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Painted the portrait of Chief S.L. Edu. |
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8 Paintings acquired by JOHN HOLT (NIG) LTD.
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1982 |
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Commissioned by the Federal Department of Culture to paint the portrait of: |
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1. Speaker of the House of Assembly, Chief Ume Ezeoke |
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2. Senate President, Dr Joseph Wayas. |
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3. The Owelle of Onitsha, Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe |
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4. Late Prime Minister of the Federation, Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. |
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5. Vice President, Dr. Alex Ekwueme. |
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1983 |
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Represented Nigeria at the International Open Air Painting workshop in Bozhentsi, Bulgaria, organized by the City of Gabrovo and the Bulgarian Artists Union.
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Painted the portrait of the Provost, College of Medicine, Unilag, Professor Femi Pearse
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Elected General Secretary, Senior Staff Associaton, Yaba College of Technology, Yaba, Lagos. (1983 – 1985).
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1984 |
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8 Paintings commissioned by Lord Rumens Foundation.
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Member, Academic Board, Yaba College of Technology.
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1985 |
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Acquisition of 5 Oil Paintings by the Lagos State University.
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1986 |
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6 paintings used for JOHN HOLT, 1986 Calendar. |
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Designed and decorated (with Mural the walls of the Central Library, Lagos.)
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1987 |
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Painting “Global Economic Recession” used for Continental Merchant Bank, 1988 Calendar.
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Participated in the Printmaking Workshop co-organised by the U.S.I.S./Yaba College of Technology.
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1990 |
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Two Paintings reproduced for the Onward Paper Mills.
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Appointed member adjudication Panel Academy Press Award for Excellence in Art 1990 - 1996.
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1991 |
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Appointed member Education Committee of the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON).
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Painting “SAMARU” USED IN THE 1991 GUINNESS PLC Calendar.
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1992 |
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Appointed Adjudicator National Children and Youth Festival.
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Painting “Harmattan Market” used for the 1992 Calendar of UTC Group.
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Member, Yaba College of Technology Academic Board (1984 - 1992).
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Member, Yaba College of Technology Governing Council (1992 – 1993).
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1993 |
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Painting “Return of the Farmer” used for the 1993 Central Bank Calendar.
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Participated in the Cooperative Education Conference Port Elizabeth, South Africa, April, 1993.
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Participated in the Design Education for Developing Countries Confernce – Durban, South Africa, June 1993.
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1994 |
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Painting “There is Peace here” used in the 1994 Central Bank Calendar.
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1995 |
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Painting “Rhythm and Dance” used for Wiggins Steape 1995 Calendar.
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Painting “Ibeji” used for West African Portland Cement 1995 Calendar.
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1996 |
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Appointed member, National Theatre Awards Selection Committee.
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Painting “Meeting Place” used for Allied Bank 1996 Calendar.
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1997 |
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Painted “Creation and Rhythm of life” a 400cm x 360cm canvas commissioned by Mr Gbolade Osibodu.
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1999 |
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Appointed Chairman Senior Staff Investigation Committee, Yaba College of Technology.
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2001 |
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Appointed Chairman Think Tank Committee on successful hosting of NIPOGA by Yaba College of Technology.
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2002 |
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Appointed, member, Local Organizing Committee, West African Polytechnic Games (WAPOGA).
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Appointed Chairman, Protocol and Hospitality Committee for West African Polytechnic Games (WAPOGA).
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Represented Nigeria at an exhibition of Arts and Craft in UNESCO, Paris.
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2004 |
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Presented lead paper on ‘The artist: his image, practice and the future’. Seminar organized by Universal Studio of the Arts, national Theater, Iganmu, Lagos.
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2005 |
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Appointed member of the Board of Trustees, Pendulum Center for Culture and Community Economic Development.
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Pioneer member, Visual Arts Society of Nigeria (VASON).
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Elected National President, Society of Nigerian Artists (SNA), March, 2005.
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2006 |
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Deputy General Manager, Ceremonies, West African Polytechnic Games (WAPOGA).
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AWARDS |
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INTERNATIONAL AWARDS |
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1966 |
Red Star Award, All African Schools Painting Competition, Tanzania. |
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1992 |
World Cultural Council Award of Diploma in recognition of artistic contribution, Monterrey, Mexico. February . |
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NATIONAL AWARD |
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2004 |
National Productivity Order of Merit Award (2001 set), Presented, November 2. |
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SERVICE AWARD |
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1996 |
Award of Excellence by Yaba College of Technology in appreciation of Four Years of Successful Deputy Rectorship. |
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OTHERS |
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2004 |
Rotary Club of Igbobi Central Award of Contribution to Humanity. August. |
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2005 |
Lion’s Club of Lagos Role Model Award. |
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MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES/SOCIETIES
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Society of Nigerian Artists (SNA)
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Visual Arts Society of Nigeria (VASON)
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The Arts Council of the African Studies Association (ACASA)
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Lawn Tennis
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Music |
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Ikoyi Club 1938
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Unilag Lawn Tennis Club |
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