Award-winning Nigerian play Esther’s Revenge returns to UK for summer tour
Artists celebrate Bruce Onobrakpeya & Kunle Filani
The struggle continues In the Struggle
Arts and culture as tools for national unity
Yusuf Grillo, Onobrakpeya, others hold sway as October Rain drops
Performance poet, Dike Chukwumerije stages Made in Nigeria
Lagos Biennial 2017 debuts with artistic cultural conversations
Graig Phillips budding movie makers showcase creative works
The struggle continues In the Struggle
With cultural diplomacy we will resolve issues – Otunba Segun Runsewe
Day African calabash was closed
The world looks up to Kaduna for a grand NAFEST
Picasso inspires my style of art – Babatude Ogunlade
Experience African Art Online as Artyrama launches Online Art Gallery
How clamour for handouts materialised into a book
The cry for freedom
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SubscribePicasso’s ‘Femme accroupie (Jacqueline)’ goes for auction first time ever
Pablo Picasso’s stunning work, ‘Femme accroupie (Jacqueline), a portrait the artist made of his lover Jacqueline Roque, on October 8, 1954, in his studio in the south of France is billed to be auctioned during the New York sales few months from now.
Artists live on the border between chaos and order – Jimmy Nwanne
Life is my inspiration just by being open to it; I feel I am a channel through which expression comes through. I am a Janitor in the mind of society, bringing order to chaos.
AFAC: Young people still find values in African arts and crafts
One of the major problems associated with African arts and craft is low patronage. The impact of pop-culture, popular among the youths, has been identified as one of the reasons young people rarely patronize Nigerian art, craft and cultural products.
AFAC 2017: Hannah’s Senegalese art boutique- a convergence of good looks and products
Mrs. Hannah’s pavilion at the 2017 AFAC Expo is filled with creatively tailored fabrics and necklaces made of beads as charming as her looks. She specializes in Senegalese brands.
BEST OF AFAC 2017: Lion appears in AFAC 2017
This is not a joke. It is a real lion, not caged, not chained, not isolated. The lion first belonged to the former Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Coomassie, before the ex-top cop donated the lion to Katsina State government for keeps in the state museum.
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