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Record #00514Culture & Entertainment archive

Largest Single Art Canvas by Area

Nigerian artist Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-Okeke finished Impossibility is a Myth on 24 November 2024 and unveiled it on 2 April 2025. The official record listing gives 12,381.02 m², whereas a contemporaneous story from the same organisation reports 12,303.87 m².

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Last updated
2026-11-11
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Current Record

12381.02m²

Current record value

Holder
Impossibility is a Myth
Location
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Start date
2024-11-24
Record status
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Overview

Archive Note

The vast painting features a colourful infinity motif expressing autism acceptance and neurodiversity. The project collaborated with the Zeebah Foundation, an advocacy organisation supporting families and children.

The certifier's current record database lists 12,381.02 m², while its 9 April 2025 news feature quotes 12,303.87 m². Without a published reconciliation, the current registry value is retained as the Entry and the discrepancy explicitly documented.

Key information

Current registry figure
12,381.02 m²
Other certifier figure
12,303.87 m² (unresolved)
Painting completed
24 November 2024
Unveiled and certified
2 April 2025, Abuja, Nigeria
Theme
Autism acceptance and neurodiversity

Record history

1 Milestones
  1. 2024-11-2412381.02 m²Impossibility is a MythCurrent Record

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Evidence & References

Verification basis and limitations

Evidence-backed

Credible sources support core facts; the comparison scope or corroboration remains incomplete.

Basis: direct confirmation by an authority

The current Guinness record listing gives 12,381.02 m² but the same organisation's 9 April 2025 article reports 12,303.87 m², a 77.15 m² discrepancy without a verified correction. The Entry retains the current listing figure under developing status. The artwork was completed in November 2024, unveiled in April 2025, and remote adjudication in Abuja is not proof of the painting's physical production site.

Ranking confidence
Uncertain

Comparison boundaries still under review

Two official Guinness pages disagree on canvas area, with no reconciled measurement found. Abuja's remote adjudication location is not asserted as the original painting site.

Verification assessment
2026-11-11
Last editorial review
2026-11-11

Current Entry identifies the current entry in this archive; it does not establish that the record is still held today.

Source IDSourcePublisherLink
SRC-001Largest art canvasRegistryENCurrent recordGuinness World RecordsSRC-002Nigerian teen with autism praised by president as he breaks massive art recordRegistryENCurrent recordGuinness World Records

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