The transformative power of Omolade’s Molete Light Trails
Reimagining reality from Yusuf Durodola’s New Gaze
Curator fired for sexual misconduct allegations
The marksmanship of a warrior
NLNG calls for entries for 2018 Nigeria prize for Literature
REVIEW: As it was in the Titanic…
Music in my DNA
The Now Collectives: Platform for voiceless photographers
National Integration via culture: Children take front burner
I broke Guinness book of record for love of books – Bayode
Identity crises inflicted by ethnicism
Em’kal Eyongakpa wins Henrike Grohs Art Award
Top Stars partners Zone 2 Police Command on music concert
400 voices billed to perform at classical choral concert
Cultural awareness brings unity- School Principal
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SubscribeIfeoma Fafunwa’s Hear Word preaches change on stage
After a successful tour of US where they thrilled their audience to splendid performances of the play, Hear word; Naija Woman Talk True at Harvard University’s American Repertory Theatre, the entire cast and crew of the play led by its Executive Director ,Ifeoma Fafunwa had an interactive session with the media in Lagos.
Oba Adeyemi, Adetunji celebrate The Three Musketeers
He advised the present set of journalists to try and rise above any social defects’ just like the three Musketeers
Soul conversation with the Genie: a platform for soul music fraternity of Nigeria
The atmosphere was calm and cozy, the ambience very inviting, the space quite suitable for such night thrill. Miliki Lounge, Victoria Island, where the Soul conversation with the Genie took place, was chosen because the ambience evokes feelings of love music, love life rhythmic experience that befits the purpose.
Enwonwu, the immortal: what is in a name?
Oliver Enwonwu, son of the immortal Enwonwu is not just following his father’s trails, he is keeping up with the pace. Oliver is also an artist and Director of the popular Omenka Gallery at 24 Ikoyi Crescent Lagos. He shared a deep philosophical viewpoint with Vanguard’s Arts & Reviews on the significance of names and how the name ‘Enwonwu’ has and is still playing out in the life of members of his lineage:
International Slavery Museum acquires iconographic abolition painting
The International Slavery Museum in Liverpool has been awarded a significant grant to support the acquisition of its first painting to depict the powerful and resonant iconography of abolition.
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