Ibeme Laurina’s ‘Fragments of Time’ turns memory into marks, layers and form
Through the intimacy of drawing, the expressive possibilities of painting and the layered nature of mixed media, Ibeme Laurina invites us to look at time not as something we have lost
Tribute to pioneer village headmaster, Theodore Mukoro
The Nigeria movie industry and advertisement community suffered a huge loss last Wednesday with the death of veteran actor and advert guru, Theodore Austin Mukoro.
Curator fired for sexual misconduct allegations
The Shenzhen Biennale has removed Gary Xu from his role as one of three curators of its inaugural edition af-ter allegations of harassment and assault appeared online, Art Asia Pacific reported today.
The marksmanship of a warrior
The same way Alexander the Great grew up as a boy and wept that his father, Phil-ip of Macedonia, had conquered the whole world, leaving none for him to conquer, many of us from the Igbo warrior tribe grew up unhappy that we were either not born during the Nigeria-Biafra War, or were too little to fight.
Ola Rotimi’s play recreates British punitive expedition to Benin Kingdom
Not many Nigerians have good grasp of the country’s history, especially those bordering on pre-independence struggles.
NLNG calls for entries for 2018 Nigeria prize for Literature
Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas, NLNG, Limited, sponsors of The Nigeria Prize for Literature and The Nigeria Prize for Science, is calling for Entries for the 2018 edition of the prizes. The focus for the literature prize in 2018 is Drama while the science prize will be accepting entries on Innovations in Electric Power Solutions.
