Visual Artists Dr Kunle Adeyemi Speaks On How Arts Can Generate Foreign Exchange And Add To GDP

and some of the other people will sit down and walk it out those people they walk it out there you know some of the pigments that you see that people use today today it's this year these days are paint are painting era if you see this ladies are not pain they have not you see the faces and all that another pain en so definitely art is is important visual art is to our life to everything the decorations in our homes you know the the parking lots the streets everywhere you know that's what we go out there to look at when the the phrase see par and die that time it was just because their art was flourishing you know I can tell you that that flourishing because in our arttory we learned in 1856 how the Manet The Monet theur the van all of those artists in the 18s and then move to pastle you know down yeah exactly so at the end of the day you find out that with the development of art every other thing is well structured and that's why Paris is like that that's why it is because it was the center of you at that particular point in time and so I I I I woke up to here see and because it's a beautiful place good enough recent time I went there and I saw the the airport was big and was fantastic it is still the culture of the Arts still the culture of the so I want to tell you that the art will help the economy in every area good enough when in 1963 the country exported our art via uh the first African black African something Festival in inal had the president loc s that is during the time of negritude you know a lot of and then later on we had the second one here first we we we we fail to to to look at the good size of this art and make look at the the structure in first AR yes that's that's born through because was involved and look at the glory brought to to to Africa in The First Noel La you know and so many others so I just let me stop there I hope able to