It's a beautiful and portable space for exhibitions and to hold conversations while overlooking the houses/spaces around. There is also a lot of history kept in Didi Museum. It's definitely worth a visit.

This museum is a place to be. The art works in the gallery takes you way back in time. A wonderful setup of a passionate and exposed person; willing to share his history, pain, love, achievements and dreams with the world. This with the aim of inspiring people to follow after their dreams and loved ones. The museum name says it all, as he named it after his late sister: revealing the strength in the blood bond. I can't begin to explain the meaning of the artworks but trust me, you'd have a guide to show you around these beautiful masterpieces. The serene environment allows for the growth of healthy relationships, ideas, and an ideal place for study. I must mention the glory of the piano seated right under our heros past and the creative chair of merging the unthinkable in a graceful harmony. Our cultures are ably represented both in Nigeria and beyond. I give kudos to you Doc for this great invention.

The assistant curator I met there is very knowledgeable

Nice collection of exquisite rare artifacts in a public friendly environment. Kudos to the proprietors for the sustenance of the ambiance of the Gallery.

Very small Museum dedicated to Didi. A young girl who died at approximately 12 years old.

Please patronize this museum as you can brooding your knowledge and can also get art paintings for an affordable price

Best place to see the best of African art in Nigeria

The host was wonderful and very knowledgeable. I learned a lot about our African Tribes in there❤

Omg I was gobsmacked, tha arts were beautiful, the Benin and the Oyo enprire statutes transformed me back 200 years. I loved that they had books too, presently binging my Newton Jibunoh books from there

Great museum with an amazing collection of works. The curating and exhibition narratives were so rich and enlightening. The architectural design is a masterpiece of art on its own. One of its kind in the country. Would recommend a visit to anyone coming or already in Lagos.... Welldone YSMA 👍👏👏👏

(Translated by Google) A small corner of artisan village! (Original) Un petit coin de village artisanal !

Location is very accessible as it's only along a busy hi-way, it's not so big but they have amazing historical collections.

Lots of art works.. sweet

Well hidden. Nice space for exhibitions

Didi's private museum is a cool place if you're a lover of art, it has no access fee and they have exhibitions of different contemporary artists from time to time..ambience and facade is beautiful.

Great space filled with a diverse range of artworks mostly by Nigerian artists. I would recommend to request a tour by very knowledgeable curators / museum staff and let them go through each piece. The museum is located in Lekki, which is about a 2-hour drive from Lagos, but it is worth visiting the place and spending time there.

(Translated by Google) This is the biggest and most beautiful art gallery I've been to Nigeria. It is located on the Main Campus of the Pan-Atlantic University in Ibeju-Lekki (about 45 minutes drive from Ajah. The gallery holds the works of great and eminent artists like Bruce Onobrakpeya Patient, Rufus Ogundele, Muraina Oyelami, Fidel Oyiogu, Moyo Ogundipe, Tayo Quaye, Tolawe, Egonu Udechukwu, Tayo Adenaike, Kolade Oshinowo, Ben Osaghae, Dele Jegede, Jerry Buhari , Olaku Abiodun, Kelani Abass, Tony close, George Eddozie, Susanne Wenger and many more. It is definitely a place to visit if you are in Lagos. (Original) This is the biggest and the most beautiful art gallery I've been to in Nigeria. It is located in the Main Campus of the Pan-Atlantic University in Ibeju-Lekki (about 45 minutes drive from Ajah. The gallery holds the works of great and eminent artists like Bruce Onobrakpeya Ndidi Dike, Rufus Ogundele, Muraina Oyelami, Fidel Oyiogu, Moyo Ogundipe, Tayo Quaye, Tola Wewe, Uzo Egonu, Lamidi Fakeye, Gani Odutokun, Obiora Udechukwu, Tayo Adenaike, Kolade Oshinowo, Ben Osaghae, Dele Jegede, Jerry Buhari, Kainebi Osahenye, Olaku Abiodun, Kelani Abass, Tony Nsofor, George Edozie, Susanne Wenger and many more. It is definitely a place to visit if you are in Lagos.

From the entrance of the YSM Art gallery, you may sense the simplicity of an art gallery, that urges you on into the world of art. But as you walk through the snaky path of the gallery, you realize that you have embarked on an extraordinary adventure, discovering works of art that you would have only been privileged to hear of but not to see. There, you rediscover yourself, as you go through the history of Nigerian arts and culture. Thanks to Solomon who demystified the art works with his elaborate stories. It was a wonderful experience for me as well as the others in the team, having the pleasure of touring the museum with Prof. Pat Utomi, who was also infatuated with the artworks. Everything is Art.

Unarguably the best Museum in Nigeria

Amazing art collection and an amazing space to show them. Must visit 💯

It was a great experience, take time to visit the museum you will thank me later. Congratulations to Prince Shyllon and the museum team.

A museum that not only makes you proud of your African heritage but encourages critical thinking

As an art enthusiast, walking into the Yemisi Shyllon Museum was like homecoming. From the exteriors of the museum all the way to its interiors, the museum is doused in artistic appeal. It boasts a variety of conventional and unconventional art works that will appeal to a broad range of art enthusiast, sometimes to the point of awe and wonder. Art lovers would relish this atmostphere that has been carefully created inside the Musuem, an atmosphere of beauty and artistic freedom. The only downside is that the Museum is miles away from Lagos Mainland. If you're coming from Lagos Mainland, I would advice that you devote a full day to touring the grounds of the museum. Leaving the mainland early would be great too. For those living on Lagos Island, the distance is not as bad.

It was an amazing and an eye-opening experience for me. I'm an art lover but I've never been exposed to a lot of Nigerian art but i must say i was blown away. We have so much to give. I will definitely visit again!!!

Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art, Pan-Atlantic University, is one of its kind and such a magnificent edifice to behold. I have been inside this orange cube two times since its construction work started. One of its features that fascinates me is the interior design. It is such that when you are inside it, you get this sense of being a spectator and a spectacle at the same time. It will indeed be a place of encounter with African culture, history, and creative ingenuity. I look forward to its opening in October .

Great place to see 2D & 3D art, but comes at the price of a distant travel.

Consistent with the initial intentions

Great artworks, lovely scenery. Perfect for art exhibitions.

One of the best art places to visit in Nigeria

Nice pieces, but no pictures allowed

Didi Museum is a place to be

I came here today and they were not open. If not open, please update your hours so that people do not waste their time.

"My visit to the art center was okay. While there were some interesting pieces on display, I felt it could use a bit more variety in its collection. It's a good place for art enthusiasts, but I believe there's room for improvement." ⭐⭐⭐

Awesome place

Nice

Small but on point, you can buy drawings and fine art here. Sweet pictures of presidents at the reception.

Cool place

Good

Exquisite

The artworks are exclusive

I love this place

Amazing collection

If you have never been in museum Before...try this one...the art work,,,gallery were well designed

A place of Art and Culture. Place good enough to introduce children to Art

Awesome gallery. Looks well maintained and arranged. Beautiful collection of images and pictures with well detailed labelling and description.

Cool

This museum/gallery is small and quaint but has very beautiful art and memorabilia. No reservations are necessary and their viewing hours are free. They have temporary exhibitions and occasionally switch things up so you’re likely to see different collections if you have separate visits that are weeks/months apart. During my visit, I got to enjoy the collection of Uche Edochie and Ayoola’s art. I’m eager to visit again to discover more works of other local artists I don’t know about. The only downside of the location of the gallery is that it is not accessible to individuals with mobility issues. There’s only one entrance and it has a fairly long flight of stairs.

An amazing place to be at😊😊😊😊

It was ok. Not much of a museum though, more like an art gallery

Perfect place for a photo exhibition

It's a place to be if you love arts. It's a private museum owned by Chief Newton Jibunoh. It has a wonderful display of Nigerian arts, that instantly make you feel connected to your roots. The ambience is also something to look forward to. I would definitely love to visit again.

A very nice place for the arts

Quite a wonderful experience here

Excellent works and tour.

The place is a beautiful place to visit with all the classy, beautiful art work....

I can't wait for the opening of this museum, but I just have to wait

A very nice museum in the making, with lots of knowledge and experience in store, teaching and learning with and through Art.

Very nice place to visit......you would enjoy yourself

Heard a lot about this Campus Meseum, it nice seeing it.

Such a fantastic Museum located in heart of the Pan Atlantic University!

Serene environment, great architecture, interesting exhibitions, wonderful experience!

Amazing place

Didi Musuem is Nigeria's first privately owned Musuem and is synonymous with why majority of Nigerians patronize contemporary Nigerian art. A stellar organization that's committed to promoting the very best of what Nigeria and the continent has to offer when it comes to artistic expression.

It was a long drive to the Yemisi Shyllon Museum from where I live in Lagos (2 hours) but the visit was worth it. What I particularly enjoyed was the use of space by the museum, so that the Museum felt larger than it actually was. I was also impressed by how well their selection of works mixed ancient Nigerian art - like authentic Nok heads - with the best of contemporary Nigerian art like the surreal wooden carvings made from a single block without any joinery in a way that showed the continuity and development of art in Nigeria. Yemisi Shyllon Museum is now my default recommendation for anyone looking to get an idea of what Nigerian art, ancient and contemporary, looks like.

Amazing, a must visit and for all ages. Educative and informative with historical pieces of art.

It was a lovely experience for me on Wednesday, 19th February 2020 experiencing the very first purpose built private Museum in Nigeria. The professionalism brought to bare by Jess Castellote and Chidera Ifechukwu gave me a reminisced at the Smithsonian Museums in Washington and the Guggenheim Museum at New York. Solemn ambience, great team plus amazing exhibits accentuate each moment I spent at the facility!

An exceptional educational art museum, lots of arts works from precolonial, colonial to contemporary... The arts arrangements, the architect is simply well put together, our tour guide was everything you can ask for he knows all the details about every piece , the museum director is just so welcoming.... Overall, Yemisi Shyllon museum of the Pan Atlantic University is a must visit, a whole lot to learn. #yemisishyllonmuseum

Yemisi Shyllon Museum is a wonderful place with lots of beautiful and prehistoric arts. Arts that dates back to 1900s are present there, that of 2000s are also there. One amazing thing to behold is the Sisi Eko statue, one of the most expensive arts in Nigeria is there. Electronic Arts that uses light as its propagation of beauty is housed in The Museum.

Very very amazing museum with iconic pieces and modern architecture. I was very glad to see live many great artworks.congrats and big thanks to Prince Yemisi Shyllon and the director Jess castelotte

The museum is an awesome place to be. The facilitators were so gracious and helpful in giving a tour to about 150 students who attended a conference in the university campus. YSMA opens your mind to a whole new world. Lovely!

Great for a day out.

Amazing experience

No publicity

Kinda empaty

Good place to lean about African contemporary art

Beautiful atmosphere with lovely and timeless pieces

Good indeed

If you want to find diverse Modern and Contemporary Nigerian Art all in one place, I recommend a visit to this Museum. The setup is amazing, you get to view the pieces from different angles in the museum and the staff (Solomon and Michael) are very knowledgeable about every piece. It was a great experience for me and I would definitely be back!!!

Great place to visit

Easy to find though with minimal parking spaces

There is not a ton to see here, but what is there is beautiful

Great art works

Nice

Was not Open sure I'll like it

Easy to locate

Beautiful art works on display. Calm environment

I had a rather disappointing experience as I expected what I saw on the website or more.

A complete example of public service and beyond ....