Institutions & Collaborations
Institutional Programs & Cultural Engagements
Gasali Adeyemo offers museum- and university-level programming centered on Yoruba indigo traditions, material culture, and the transmission of indigenous knowledge through textile practice.
His institutional work is designed for public audiences, students, and cultural professionals, and emphasizes cultural context, process, and meaning rather than surface technique alone.
Programs are offered on a limited basis each year to preserve the integrity of the work and the depth of engagement.
Institutional Program Formats
Gasali Adeyemo’s institutional offerings may include:
Lectures with live indigo demonstration
Contextual presentations on Yoruba indigo traditions, symbolism, and material intelligence, accompanied by live process demonstrations.Visiting Master or Artist Residencies (3–7 days)
In-depth engagements combining teaching, demonstrations, student interaction, and public programming.Exhibition-adjacent programming
Talks, demonstrations, and workshops developed in connection with exhibitions, collections, or cultural initiatives.Academic & cultural symposia
Participation in conferences, panels, and interdisciplinary discussions related to textile traditions, African material culture, and indigenous knowledge systems.
Each program is shaped in dialogue with the host institution to align with audience, curriculum, and cultural goals.
Collaborations
Gasali Adeyemo considers select collaborations in film, fashion, and cultural production where Yoruba indigo traditions are represented with respect, clarity, and contextual integrity.
Collaborations are evaluated based on:
Cultural alignment and ethical use of symbols
Clear scope and purpose
Intellectual property protections
Appropriate credit and attribution
Commercial use of designs or techniques is considered carefully and selectively.
Availability & Inquiries
Institutional engagements and collaborations are intentionally limited each year.
For museums, universities, cultural organizations, and professional collaborators, please submit an inquiry through the Institutional & Professional Inquiries form.
All inquiries are reviewed with care and respect for cultural context and time.