Moral burden of indolence in Hammed Bello’s No Food for Lazy Man
Unsilenced, Unstoppable: African women reclaim power, Identity at historic UK summit
My theatre workshop offers therapeutic experience – Ohia
MC Awilo holds ‘Comedy Travel’ on Easter Sunday
Balancing Perfect: Duality of temptation, beauty in colors by Oluwatobi Ogundunsin
Embracing Imperfection: A journey of beauty redefined
Arin: Ekiti man redesigns game
I plan documenting Nigerian traditional arts, culture – Sanu
Omodamwen’s fresh bronze captures contemporary sculpture
Thinking Labour and Lucky in the garden of Eden
Vanguard names Otunba Runsewe Arts, Culture & Tourism Icon
OTUNBA SEGUN RUNSEWE: Arts, Culture & Tourism Icon
Anatomy of corruption in Nigeria: Britain planted it – Dr Onu
Kifaya’s book mirrors silent war between religion, modernism
Chukwuemeka’s art blossoms with VillageOneArt
‘Stitched Between Worlds’; solo exhibition by Goodluck Jane set to hold
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SubscribeIbukun Awosika praises Fashola’s book
Nigerian business woman, motivational speaker and author, Mrs. Ibukun Awosika has praised the book titled “Nigerian Public Discourse: The Interplay of Empirical Evidence and Hyperbole” authored by the former Governor of Lagos State and former Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola.
Akubo’s gripping Sonnets of Motherhood
By Dr. Ifeoma Ezinne Odinye Kaltume Akubo’s Sonnets of Motherhood is a collection of poems purported to give natural and complex perspectives of motherhood in unfixed verse forms—a poetic approach distinct from the Petrarchan and Shakespearean Sonnets. Akubo’s poetic sense celebrates motherhood by reiterating a natural paradigm that resonates in the human context. The poet’s […]
Promoting African art, creatives through Access ART X Prize
By Prisca Sam-Duru In the vibrant Nigerian art community where brushstrokes tell tales and canvases narrate stories, talented artists are making waves on the global stage. However, many of these individuals face challenges when it comes to funding and support to actualize their dreams. Many are at various crossroads in life and even contemplating closing […]
My father told us folklores, oral history — Godstime
By Osa Mbonu-Amadi, Arts Editor Assin Godstime is an author who has written more than 20 books. In this interview with Vanguard, he shares a tiny fraction of his childhood story and the titles, especially his “Holy Sinner” published in 2020: What’s your academic background? How did you become a writer? I hold law degrees […]
The weariless art historian, Dr Simon Ikpakronyi
Dr. Simon Odey Ikpakronyi joined the services of the National Gallery of Art, NGA, Nigeria in December, 1993 as Senior Visual Art Officer, having completed his first degree at the Ahmadu Bello University, ABU, Zaria in 1991 and the mandatory National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, programme in 1992.
Fred Agbeyegbe @ 88: Thrilling theatrics for iconic playwright
Iconic playwright and multi-talented intellectual, Pa Fred Agbeyegbe is eighty-eight, and one of the activities held in his honour, was the command performance of one of his numerous plays, “The King Must Dance Naked.”
Fobally Gallery woos collectors, enthusiasts with 45-day discount sales
To address the challenges faced by artists, especially emerging artists in Nigeria, while promoting their works, Fobally Art World Africa is launching a 45-day discounted art sales event.
Half the moment: Insights into Bukola Abiodun’s light treatment
Mastering light direction, to the fine art photographer, is priestly expertise. Fundamentally, what source?
Prof Lasisi delivers UI 538th inaugural lecture
The 538th Inaugural lecture of the Nigeria’s premier university, University of Ibadan (UI) under the auspice of College of Medicine, UI, Ibadan, comes up on Thursday, January 11, 2024, at the institution’s Trenchard Hall.
On Photographing the Human Experience: A critique of Edirin John’s oeuvre
A Unicef article on Nigeria’s educational system published last month claims 26% of the nation’s 110 million adolescent population are not in formal schooling
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