Mindscapes of Arewa by Ahmed Abubakar Bature

Mindscapes of Arewa

A photography project documenting under-represented tribes and cultural practices across Northern Nigeria.

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Initiative Details

Year
2024
Artist
Ahmed Abubakar Bature
Category
Photography & Cultural Documentation

By Ahmed Abubakar Bature

Project Overview

Northern Nigeria is home to a rich tapestry of cultures, languages, and traditions, yet many tribes remain under-represented in mainstream narratives. Mindscapes of Arewa: Tribes Beyond the Spotlight documents and celebrates that heritage through photography and short video — amplifying voices and preserving traditions for future generations.

Through immersive field visits and community engagement, the project focuses on festivals, crafts, traditional stories, and daily life among under-represented communities across the region.

Still North

The work grows into Still North, a photo exhibition that moves beyond stereotypes and reductive headlines to engage with lived realities and rituals. It speaks to resilience — communities that remain present, vibrant, and expressive — and to stillness: a contemplative space where dignity and identity are preserved through presence rather than noise.

The exhibition re-centers these tribes not at the edges of Arewa but at its core, where memory, ritual, and survival intersect — affirming that the North is not only a place but a pulse: still, enduring, and alive.

Why It Matters

  • Brings visibility to overlooked tribes and cultural practices.
  • Documents and preserves traditions, rituals, and everyday life.
  • Challenges limited perceptions of Northern Nigeria.
  • Creates space for reflection, recognition, and dialogue around belonging.

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Mindscapes of Arewa by Ahmed Abubakar Bature
Mindscapes of Arewa by Ahmed Abubakar Bature
Mindscapes of Arewa by Ahmed Abubakar Bature
Mindscapes of Arewa by Ahmed Abubakar Bature
Mindscapes of Arewa by Ahmed Abubakar Bature
Mindscapes of Arewa by Ahmed Abubakar Bature