Afrobeats to the World has reemerged as more than just an exhibition-it is a vibrant cultural celebration that deeply connects with its audience. After a successful initial run, the exhibit officially reopened on January 20, 2026, inviting a broader audience to immerse themselves in the rich narrative of Afrobeat and Afrobeats music.
Curated as an engaging and immersive experience, the exhibition chronicles the journey of Afrobeat and Afrobeats across different decades-from its revolutionary origins and defiant spirit to its ongoing reinvention and current global acclaim.
Featuring over 70 meticulously selected artworks, the display highlights the genre’s cultural, political, and artistic transformations. Enhancing the storytelling, two innovative creative technologists have integrated interactive digital installations, encouraging visitors to actively participate and explore, turning the exhibition into a dynamic space of discovery rather than a passive showcase.
During its debut, the exhibition attracted a wide-ranging audience, including artists, industry insiders, students, and music enthusiasts, sparking meaningful dialogues about cultural identity and heritage. Many attendees left with a deeper understanding and respect for the historical layers behind the music they cherish, while others discovered stories previously unknown to them.
With this reopening, Afrobeats to the World invites visitors to engage more thoughtfully, encouraging a slower, more reflective experience. It also provides a chance for those who missed the initial showing to connect with the exhibition’s narrative, and for returning guests to uncover new insights and details.
As Afrobeats continues to influence global music trends-streaming platforms report a 35% year-on-year growth in Afrobeats listenership worldwide-the exhibition serves as both a historical archive and a living testament to the genre’s enduring creativity, resilience, and cultural pride.
Honoring the Legacy of Afrobeats
