Form cover
Page 1 of 1

LEGACY RSVP

Ajanaku Gallery — Paris, France | December 16–19, 2026

Opening Reception: December 16, 5:00–10:00 PM

Public Hours: December 17–19, 11:00 AM–7:00 PM

Location: 11 rue Guenégaud, 75006 Paris, France. Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

Paris Debut of Ajanaku Gallery’s New International Exhibition

Featured Artists: Zai, Woosler Delisfort, Kaamna Patel, Augustin Dehoumon, Cassandra Margotti.

LEGACY, an international group exhibition exploring how memory, inheritance, and cultural transmission shape identity across generations.

Curated by Ugochukwu Emebiriodo, the exhibition brings together artists whose practices illuminate the ways histories, traditions, and lived experiences are carried, transformed, and reinterpreted over time.

LEGACY asks a universal question: What do we inherit, what do we preserve, and what do we choose to pass on?

Rather than treating inheritance as something fixed, the exhibition frames it as a living, evolving exchange.

Through photography, text, sound, and videography, participating artists examine the visible and invisible narratives that shape personal and collective identity.

“Legacy is not measured by wealth or fame, but by the values, memories, and acts of care that continue long after we are gone.” — Angela Babel, Founder, Ajanaku Gallery

https://storage.tally.so/1fb89973-e576-4439-a7ba-e8418d21df79/Poster-Legacy-Ajanaku.png
Img: Courtesy of Ajanaku Gallery and Woosler Delifort. Legacy December 16-19, 2026 Paris, France.

December 16th-19th 2026

📍11 rue Guénégaud Paris 75006 , France
December 16th: Vernissage; Patrons Circle members, Collectors and Press only
December 17th-19th: General public

Are you joining us?

A
B
C

Which date(s)?

What's your first and last name?

What's your Email?

Provide The Name Of Your Guest

What best describes you?

Subscribe to Newsletter?

A
B
Limited space, please RSVP as soon as you can. This form will close at capacity.

Join the Patrons Circle

Ajanaku Gallery Patrons Circle. Some institutions are built with bricks and mortar. Others are built by people who believe in something bigger than themselves.

Ajanaku Gallery is creating a platform dedicated to celebrating African and Caribbean art, photography, sculpture, and cultural expression. A place where heritage meets contemporary creativity, where artists gain visibility, and where stories can travel across generations and borders.

We invite you to become one of the people who make this vision possible.

+1 845-480-3333 patrons@ajanakugallery.com
JOIN THE FOUNDING PATRONS CIRCLE