Between What We See and What We Feel: Ololade Oletubo unveils ‘Mixed Reality’ in London
September 1, mixed media artist Ololade Oletubo will take over Afrahouse Gallery, London, for Mixed Reality, a solo exhibition
I’ll turn tourism, arts and culture to major economy booster as Culture Minister — Ebohon
There’s a painting I’m working on now and it’s on fuel scarcity. It actually came to me during the fuel scarcity period. It’s about people suffering to buy fuel. There’s chaos at the station.
NLNG announces longlist of 11 for 2018 Literature Prize
The struggle for political control and power play dominated the longlist for the $100,000Â Nigeria Prize for Literature, announced recently by the Advisory Board for the Prize.
Aderonke Aina-Scott exhibits And She Persevered, other works
Frontline prolific artist, Aderonke Aina-Scott is set to assuage the yearnings of art enthusiasts as she launches her second solo exhibition tagged: And She Persevered. This is a follow up to her debut titled Colours in My Mind premiered at the Mydrim Gallery in 2013. The works attracted rave reviews and earned her participation in Lakeville Art Festival in Minnesota in 2014
Children’s brains develop faster with music training
Almost at the same time, the late Sylva Eleanya of Vanguard newspaper paid me another visit. The Weekend Editor, Chuks Ugwoke, had sent him to come and find out whether I had another manuscript.
I prefer writing about root cause of women’s frustrations – Koroye
Koromane Koroye, is a spoken Word artist and a writer. She is a graduate of English and Creative Writing. In this exclusive chat, she reveals more about spoken word, an aspect of poetry that is fast becoming a preference to reading. Excerpts:
