Moral burden of indolence in Hammed Bello’s No Food for Lazy Man
No Food for Lazy Man draws attention to often neglected phenomena in present day daily living with each frame conveying a series of messages that visitors will find relatable as they resonate with dominant societal beliefs and real life experiences.
The corruption quagmire in Armah’s ‘The beautiful ones are not yet born’
The entire society is presented as being irredeemably corrupt and stinky; the streets, public places, offices and private homes, particularly where the poor reside, are depicted in nauseating images to reveal the deplorable state of the nation
When Banjo Fasuyi feted SNA members
As the year 2017 was coming to an end, visual art community and stakeholders in the art sector took time out to reflect on their past activities and way forward.
Royal Hibiscus Hotel movie heralds Valentine
Valentine is a sea-son of love and romantic celebrations. Over the years, the period usually witnesses bouquet of rose flowers from lovers, family and business associates. Every individual has something to identify with the season but one most important thing is the exchange of love-imbued materials.
Watercolor masters exhibit works at The Content, Spring Edition
Some of the reasons advanced for the lull include the difficulty involved in managing the medium, economy and commerce, and the high cost of materials used to produce works in watercolor – such as the paper, which are all imported.
“Never wait or hesitate, get in there before it is too late” – Kolade Oshinowo @ 70
Oshinowo who retired as a Chief Lecturer from the Yaba College of Technology ten years ago has over the years been a consistent feature in art circles, exhibiting and encouraging younger artists everywhere he goes.
