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
Ebohon is new president of artists’ guild
Sam Ebohon has been elected as the new president of Guild of Professional Fine Artists (GFA). Ebohon emerged the fourth president during the guild’s sixth convention, held at GFA Secretariat, NCAC Annex, National Arts Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos few days ago.
A lady inspired Comforti, my new album – Lasisi
Acclaimed performance poet, Akeem Lasisi, is set to release another album titled Comforti. This is coming three years after Udeme, his album whose title track combines romance with political satire.
The son of Stephen Osita Osadebe: An unusual interview by journalists on a wild goose chase
I am not going to be wearing any other person’s shoes. God has designed my own shoes, and they are going to fit me perfectly.
Masquerades: Art or cultism?
We were made to believe that the masquerade has a spiritual and mystic quality. As we get older, we come to the knowledge and realisation that the masquerade is in fact a masked man supplying a vital entertaining display.
The relevance of George Orwell’s Animal Farm to modern politics
The 7th commandment: All animals are equal, is extended to amalgamate all the commandments into an over-riding maxim: All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others
