The 27th edition of one of Africa’s most inspiring culture feasts, the Lagos Book & Art Festival, LABAF, came to a close last Sunday, November 16, with the customary session known as Art Stampede.

The solo exhibition, “Dialogues from the Past and Present” by Timi Kakandar, which closed yesterday, Sunday, after a four-day run, offers a captivating and emotionally charged exploration of cultural memory and contemporary identity.

In a bold merger of art, culture, and philanthropy, Ecobank Nigeria has partnered with the Yaba Art Museum at Yaba College of Technology to launch a unique exhibition and fundraising campaign aimed at sponsoring indigent students through an innovative art adoption programme.

By Japhet Davidson It was another expression of the beauty, resilience, and ingenuity of African art as visitors were ushered into the Ecobank Pan African Centre in Victoria Island, Lagos, venue of the  Oyo Leather Craft Exhibition. And as would be expected it was like stepping into another world, as it was laced with stories, […]

There are basically three things in the creative picture titled “Harmony in nature: A community among giants”. There is the human settlement, the imposing rock, and the infinite sky. Apart from the beauty it creates, the art tells a story of interdependence and interconnectedness.

Life is a duration between birth and death on earth but eternal hereafter. Life on earth is not perpetual but diminished like smoke,

The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and the Creative Economy has announced the postponement of the 2025 edition of the National Festival of Arts and Culture (NAFEST), which was originally scheduled to begin on Saturday, 21 November 2025, in Enugu State.

To mark its 7th edition this year, Irie Vibes returns with the vibrant fusion of music and advocacy, offering an exciting mix of reggae performances and free cervical cancer screenings; a humanitarian tradition that has defined the festival since its inception.

Artistic conversations between different generations of artists reflecting relationships between the past and present of Nigerian art, innovation, mentorship and much more, opened over the weekend at 202 Gallery, Ikoyi Lagos.

Tejumola Animashaun is a compelling multidisciplinary artist. Her work forms a bridge between traditional and digital media, creating multiple layers of visual narratives and exploring themes of identity, womanhood, and societal boundaries.