Sight of Flavours hits airwaves

By Dickson Omobola Dunmade Ayegbayo’s Constance and Sons Gallery is one of the few galleries dedicated to promoting artists and their works. It also provides a veritable platform for both emerging and established artists to display their talent to the world. Among those artists is Mr. Jonathan Kabeya, who is one of the finest artists […]

Mavic Chijoke Okeugo has announced ‘Tears on Lens’, a solo fine art photography exhibition set to take place at Afriart Gallery Kampala Uganda

Margaret Abgaje, Yinka Babalola to Chinwendu Oreluwakitan Chidi, photographers who narrate alloyed Lagos share rough similarities

Promising Nigerian visual artist Chidozie Oliver Maduka is set to unveil a compelling body of work in his much-anticipated private solo exhibition titled Atumatu Madu Lara Niyi (Drenched Dreams), scheduled to run from May 10th to 24th, 2023, at The Art Place Studio, Ikeja, Lagos. This introspective showcase offers a deeply emotional and symbolic journey […]

Breaking stereotypes with Dear Beloved Friend

Mason Oruru re-telling history with Afrobeat Got Soul

The Miniature Art Fair Lagos, scheduled to hold from April 8-10, 2023 at the Mega Plaza Carpark, 19 Idowu Martins Street, Victoria Island, is Nigeria’s largest exhibition of portable artworks.

By Prisca Sam-Duru In the words of late American musician, Kurt Cobain, “Drugs are a waste of time. They destroy your memory and your self-respect and everything that goes along with your self-esteem.” That’s exactly what becomes the lot of dearest Mofeoluwa Ayowumi Bolarinwa, the best among his siblings, in Lola Akande’s latest literary contribution, […]

Suraj Adekola’s exhibition @ London Business School

Childhood memories in Okhueleigbe’s auto-fiction

The iRepresent International Documentary Film Festival, (iREP Festival), opened March 16th, for its 13th edition despite intense fears about election violence due to threats by political thugs in Lagos during the Saturday, March 18th elections.

Located in Bacs Palace of the Ambassadors 3, Rue Partouneaux – Menton, France, the Biennial of Sacred Contemporary Art showcased more than 150 artists from 18 countries. The 2021 edition of the Biennial consisted of both the departed and living masters.

The first viewing of Medeyonmi’s photo art elicits a barrage of emotions, most of them reaching for the transcendental, all of them persuading you

Beyond Nwelue: An enabling environment