Join us at G.A.S. Lagos for École du Festival, a collaborative and experimental Study Day focused on re-examining and reactivating the cultural, political, and artistic legacies of pan-African festivals. Organized in the framework of G.A.S. Foundation‘s Annotations programme, the Study Day serves as a site for critical dialogue between artists and researchers working on pan-African festivals and interested publics. 

The Foundation has a vehicle shared between all residents available from Monday-Friday, 9am- 7pm daily. Please book any trips through the Residency Manager at least 24 hours prior.

Confirmed bookings will be listed on this calendar to help residents plan trips around existing commitments.

Please do not abuse the use of this vehicle and be mindful when making your booking to ensure there is sufficient time available for our staff to rest and recuperate between trips.

Welcome to G.A.S. Foundation!

This handbook is designed to guide you through your time here, offering all the essential information to help you make the most of your residency. From day-to-day logistics to important contacts and guidelines, we aim to ensure that your stay is productive, inspiring, and seamless. G.A.S. Foundation is a space for experimentation, collaboration, and reflection—where you can connect with local and international peers while contributing to our vibrant creative community.

A summary of key information contained within the G.A.S. Residency Handbook. All residents should read the handbook in detail ahead of their first onboarding session however this video provides an opportunity to gain a better visual understanding of the residency, amenities and surrounding area as well as key health and safety procedures.

G.A.S. is excited to welcome back Ofem Ubi, a multidisciplinary artist and recipient of the G.A.S. Foundation's Annual Fellowship Award. As one of the inaugural awardees in 2022, he returns for an eight-week residency to explore creative possibilities at the G.A.S. Farm House in Ijebu. Working across photography, film, and literature, Ofem’s practice focuses on experimenting with participation and collaboration, creating spaces that foster audience engagement and contribution.