The Aguene Art Foundation was established by Chief Solomon Ogbonna to preserve and expand African art and culture. The Foundation aims to open a museum in Nigeria to display the family's collection of copper, bronze, wood, brass and ivory artworks, which has been accumulated since 1840. It also seeks to promote African artwork in universities, schools and museums globally to increase appreciation of African artworks and culture.

1. Indigenous Antiques
African Artworks
Aguene Art Foundation
Collection of Solomon Ogbonna

2. The Goals of the Foundation
 Expand Africa
Artworks and culture
in the Universities
and Schools in
Nigeria
 Museum in Nigeria
 Exposition of African
Artworks in the
world.

3. The Artworks
 Copper
 Bronze
 Wood
 Brass
 Ivory

4. History of the Collection
 Iniciative in 1840 of the Chief Okori Oti
 Continue with his son Chief Aguene
Nwinyinya (1924)
 Continue with his grandson Chief Solomon
Ogbonna (1972)

5. Museum Budget
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AFRICA
MUSEUMS

6. MUSEUM ACTION
 Building
 Marketing in Medias
 Introduction into the Universities
 Introduction into the Schools
 Introduction into the Private companies
 Introduction into the International Embassies
 Introduction into the International Galleries
 Introduction into the International Museums
 Introduction into the Private collector in Africa
 Introduction into the Private collector
overseas.

7. MUSEUM COPERATER

8. End
Aguene Foundation
Chief Doctor Solomon Ogbonna

9. End
Aguene Foundation
Chief Doctor Solomon Ogbonna