Mind of the Masters to explore Nigeria’s amalgamation through art
By Onyeka Ezike The 1914 amalgamation of the Northern and Southern Protectorates of Nigeria by the British colonial administration, under the leadership of Lord Frederick Lugard, is set to receive a fresh interpretation through visual and performing arts. The Mind of the Masters, a Nigerian cultural initiative and curatorial movement dedicated to celebrating and spotlighting […]
Nmesirionye’s Symphony showing @ Yenwa Gallery
When an established artist like Joshua Nmesirionye, who has over 20 years post-training career, makes debut solo exhibition, a space for accumulated suspense beckons.
Enyaharo Isoko honours 3 youngsters for creative excellence
THREE Isoko young youngsters, who are secondary school students, will be honoured with plaques and monetary gifts to celebrate their academic excellence by a socio-cultural group, Enyaharo Isoko.
PL, Rainbow Book Club host playwright finalists
The Nigeria Prize for Literature, sponsored by Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG), and the Rainbow Book Club last week in Port Harcourt, held a bookfest in honour of three shortlisted playwrights for the 2023 edition of the Prize.
Lunacy, language, archetypal representations in Kekeghe’s Broken Edges
Kekeghe’s Broken Edges is a beautifully scripted play which borders on lunacy. The mild and extreme maladies, which flood the scenes of the play, are metaphoric reflections of the effects of administrative failings and marital brokenness in the Nigerian sociopolitical space.
With Yamtarawala, I’m looking at conflict resolution at its best – Akubuiro
Journalist and creative writer Henry Akubuiro, is among the three shortlisted finalists of the Nigeria Prize for Literature 2023.
