Established 2019 | Exploring Wole Soyinka’s legacy through immersive exhibitions, films, illustrated books, archives & VR experiences.
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Before Stockholm, there was Aké.
A place rooted in childhood, culture, memory and the experiences that helped shape one of Africa’s most celebrated literary minds.
Aké to Stockholm symbolically traces the journey from those early beginnings in Abeokuta to the global
recognition of the Nobel Prize. Every extraordinary legacy begins somewhere. This November, we celebrate the journey.
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Playwright. Poet. Essayist. Activist. Nobel Laureate.
Professor Soyinka’s influence reaches far beyond literature.Through his writing and public advocacy, he has challenged injustice, defended freedom of expression and inspired generations to question the world around them
As we mark 40 years since his Nobel Prize, we celebrate not just what he has written, but what he continues to represent.
From Aké to Stockholm. From Nigeria to the world.
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#AketoStockholm- Honouring Soyinka’s four decades of Nobel prize
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‘Ake to Stockholm’ exhibition marks 40th anniversary of Soyinka’s Nobel Prize
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In 1986, Professor Wole Soyinka became the first African to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature.
It was a defining moment for Nigeria and African literature and a powerful recognition of the continent’s contribution to world culture.
Forty years later, we revisit that historic achievement and celebrate the legacy it created. From Aké to Stockholm. From Nigeria to the world.
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In 1986, history was made. Forty years later, we celebrate the man, the words and the legacy that continue to inspire generations.
Join us for Aké to Stockholm, commemorating the 40th anniversary of Professor Wole Soyinka’s Nobel Prize in Literature.
16–29 November 2026 | Kongi Harvest Gallery, Freedom Park, Lagos Island.
A celebration of literature, courage and an extraordinary African legacy.
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Forty years after Professor Wole Soyinka made history as the first African to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, Ake to Stockholm revisits the journey, the work, and the legacy behind this historic milestone.
A documentary film by Oludamola Adebowale, celebrating four decades of literary excellence, intellectual courage, and global recognition.
Watch the trailer: youtu.be/2EgwJEEV270?si=bw1W…
Witness the journey. Celebrate the legacy.
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A glimpse into the official press conference of Timeless Memories: Elastic Effects of Wole Soyinka as we celebrate 40 years of Professor Wole Soyinka’s Nobel Prize in Literature.
Theme: Àkè to Stockholm — 40 Years After the Nobel Prize.
Through archives, film, illustration, and immersive storytelling, we celebrate a literary legacy that continues to inspire generations.
The journey from Àkè to Stockholm continues. ✨
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On Friday, 16 October 2026, we held a press conference to officially announce the 8th edition of Timeless Memories: Elastic Effects of Wole Soyinka VIII
This year’s exhibition, titled “Ake to Stockholm,” celebrates the 40th anniversary of Professor Wole Soyinka’s Nobel Prize
In this clip, the project’s curator, Oludamola Adebowale, and Project Director, Jahman Anikulapo, share insights into the vision and significance of the project. As featured on @ARISEtv
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Its the 8th Edition of the Timeless Memories: Elastic Effects of Wole Soyinka Project. Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Nobel Prize with the theme "Ake to Skockholm". Are you ready?
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‘Ake to Stockholm’ exhibition marks 40th anniversary of Soyinka’s Nobel Prize
The eighth edition of Timeless Memories: Elastic Effects of Wole Soyinka, an archival exhibition curated by Oludamola Adebowale, will commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Nobel laureate’s 1986 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Themed ‘Ake to Stockholm’, the exhibition will run from November 16 to 29 at Kongi’s Harvest Gallery, Freedom Park, Lagos, as part of the 27th Lagos Book and Art Festival (LABAF), in partnership with the Committee for Relevant Art (CORA).
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