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The Power Plant is currently closed for installation. The gallery will reopen with the new exhibition on Saturday, April 25, 2026.

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Families will explore Temitayo Ogunbiyi’s _You will find Lagos in Jand Living (Final Destination: the T-dot)_, discussing the artist's use of steel bars as sculptural material to create unique and personal maps. Participants will use their imaginations as well as colourful paper to create their own three-dimensional maps connecting their inner and outer worlds. 

**Plan Your Visit**
- For ages 7–12 (younger or older siblings welcome) 
- Wear comfortable, art-friendly clothing 
- Parents or guardians must stay with their child 
- Bring a bag or container to take creations home 
- Registration opens 5 weeks before the event

**Location**
- Meet at the front of the gallery 
- Artmaking on the second floor

Power Kids

Temitayo Ogunbiyi’s art explores the relationship between the environment, line, and representation.

Temitayo Ogunbiyi’s (b. 1984 in Rochester, US; lives and works in Lagos, NG) art explores the relationship between the environment, line, and representation. Moving between drawing, painting, sculpture, and installation, her work responds to global current events, anthropological histories, and botanical cultures. Her artwork has been shown at prestigious museums and galleries internationally, including: Kunstverein Hannover, DE (2025); The Noguchi Museum, New York (2025); Bundeskunsthalle, Bonn (2024); DE SINGEL, Antwerp (2024); Museum Tinguely, Basel (2023–24); Frieze Sculpture Park, London, UK (2023); Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin (2023); South London Gallery, London, UK (2023); and Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, NL (2022). 

Power Kids takes place on select Sundays throughout our exhibition seasons and includes a guided tour in or outside the gallery followed by a short creative activity. Each workshop is different, so kids can return throughout the season and be inspired every time.

Power Kids is a series of free creative workshops for children aged 7–12, led by skilled and dynamic artist-educators and inspired by our current exhibitions.


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Power Kids: Connected Worlds

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