'UNBLOCKED' Three terra cotta faces 2008.
Height-33cm width-26cm
Tuesday, 10 November 2015
Monday, 5 October 2015
THE SEARCH FOR GREENER PASTURES
From my 2002 collection titled "The search for greener pastures" $1000 US dollars each. As usual this offer remains open till the 4th of November 2015.
28 by 38 cm. water colour and acrylic on paper 2003
41 by 51 cm. water colour and acrylic on paper 2002
28 by 38 cm. water colour and acrylic on paper 2003
41 by 51 cm. water colour and acrylic on paper 2002
Saturday, 5 September 2015
MEMORIES OF HOME
'The foot-path' oil on canvas 2015 26 by 38 inches 
Wednesday, 5 August 2015
FACES OF EZENWA
Faces of Ezenwa- Acrylic on canvas ,69cm by 97cm .2012
This series was inspired by an attempt to capture the fleeting
expressions on people’s
faces.1000 USD each.
Available until September 4 2015.
Sunday, 5 July 2015
Original print-making plates on canvas.
Title -Three Nigerian girls. Additive plastograph plate on
canvas 69cm by 53cm
2014
-This work explores the situation where children make and
keep friends irrespective of tribe ,religion or social prejudice.800USD
Title- Bride’s maid reconciliation. Collargraph plate on canvas 104cm by 89cm 2014.
Four maids elegantly dressed as is the tradition during most
Nigerian traditional marriage ceremonies.The central figure is portrayed as the
peace maker with her hands on the shoulders of the two figures on her right and
left in a reconciliation stance.A fourth figure is seeming to encourage the
peace-making process.3000USD
Title- 10 virgins. Additive
plastograph plate on canvas 89cm by 181cm
2014
This is a plate inspired by the biblical story of the 10
virgins awaiting the bride’s - groom.The central male figure with a crown is
the bride’s-groom who is surrounded by ten young women looking earnestly at
him.The groom is elaborately dressed as is typical of African princes while the
young women are in their Sunday-best
with different hair-do. I have taken the pains to portray as many different
traditional hair-do commonly worn by Nigerian
women.Like in the story ,they all have their oil lamps;some have extra oil in
bottles while others don’t. 4000USD
Friday, 5 June 2015
COLLECTABLE Works on paper.JUNE 5TH-JULY 5TH 2015
Juliet
Ezenwa Maja-Pearce was born in 1968. She graduated from
the Delta State University, Abraka. She is versatile in watercolours, acrylics,
oils, pastels, gouache, print-making, ceramic-sculptures and installations.
This multi-media artist is constantly experimenting with materials and methods;
in her own words: ‘I have delved into different media in search of how best to
express my art. My primary purpose is to produce art that will remain relevant
and endure.’ A native of oil-producing Delta State, she has been in the
forefront of the campaign for upholding the rights of women and the girl-child
in Nigeria. Her works on those themes were exhibited at the Female Genital
Mutilation Exhibition in Canada, Germany, the UK and the US. She currently runs
an NGO, Future-Perfect, which organises creative workshops and trainings for empowering
women and young people. Her gallery, Yemaja art Gallery in Surulere Lagos, takes
on students on industrial attachment and apprenticeship. She is very widely exhibited.
Her recent works are a collector’s must-have. She has many solo exhibitions to
her credit. She is usually found at the annual Harmattan Workshop organised by
the Bruce Onobrakpeya Foundation, which takes place at Agbahra-Otor, Delta
state. Migrations, her most recent solo exhibition of plates, prints and
installations, took place (on August 2012) at the Nike Art Gallery in Lekki,
Lagos, Nigeria.
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