For Penawou who chose full tide
Windsor Gallery launches dual exhibition celebrating contemporary African art, cultural dialogue
8 emerging artists show @ 202 Gallery’s inaugural exhibition
Odunlami paints unspoken narratives in debut exhibition
Nigeria as psychiatric ward in Sesan’s ‘A Long Wait on the Moon’
Our plans for Idoma International Carnival – Organisers
Ekiti to build art museum for Olowe of Ise
Adeyemi honored with NYAGGI Golden Role Model Award
Countdown to a Theatrical Experience: “The Travails of Afonja”
Fever pitch finale for NESG/AFAF art competition
Colourful multicultural performances light up BIPORAL festival
The return of a history classic
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SubscribeIni Brown’s Africa’s Splendour opens @ ArtLab
The importance of local contents, particularly of indigenous values, takes centre stage in artist, Ini Brown’s display of mastery of environmental subjects.
South Korea’s Han Kang wins 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature
The 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature was on Thursday, October 10, was awarded to the South Korean author, Han Kang “for her intense poetic prose that confronts historical traumas and exposes the fragility of human life.”
Zainab and Ahmed Ado Bayero speak on their predicament
By Osa Mbonu-Amadi Zainab is the maker of the documentary film titled “My Father, The Emir: A Portrait of Ado Bayero”. Since the demise of their late father, HRM Ado Bayero, the former Emir of Kano, Zainab, Ahmed her younger brother and their mother, Hauwa, have been on their own struggling to eke out a […]
I’m motivated to do more – Prisca, winner of NLNG Prize
Last Friday, October 4, 2024, our own Prisca Sam-Duru won the NLNG’s N5m Nigeria Prize @ 20 Media Award.
Trash art: Dutch museum finds ‘beer can’ artwork in bin
A Dutch museum has recovered one of its artworks that looks like two empty beer cans after a staff member accidentally threw it in the rubbish bin thinking it was trash.
Docu-film explores ‘Ema’, Esan people’s ancient healing tattoo
To promote the history and rich cultural heritage of the Esan people, poet and festival administrator, Samuel Osaze, has released his new documentary film titled, ‘Ema/Udeh
The Eighth Continent, Mouvements Poétiques exhibition opens in Lagos
By Prisca Sam-Duru In furtherance to its commitment to celebrating contemporary African art and fostering cultural dialogue, Windsor Gallery proudly unveils a dual exhibition at its space in Victoria Island, Lagos. The dual exhibition is showing with the themes, “The Eighth Continent and Mouvements Poétiques. The Eighth Continent is an evocative exhibition inviting audiences to […]
Docu-film explores Esan people’s ancient healing tattoo
To promote the history and rich cultural heritage of the Esan people, poet and festival administrator, Samuel Osaze, has released his new documentary film titled, ‘Ema/Udeh (Ancient Healing Tattoo of the Esan People)’.
Kokopelli’s Fire burns explores human emotion, connection, transformation
By Japhet Davidson In her usual way of showcasing ingenious artists who have mastered the art of storytelling in Nigeria, The Kokopelli Gallery is thrilled to present a group exhibition tagged, “This Is How A Fire Burns”. The group exhibition which will feature the works of four contemporary artists: Adubi Mydaz, Adulphina Imuede, Timi Kakandar […]
QFest 2024 celebrates African storytelling, creativity
THE 8th edition of Quramo Festival of Words (QFest) is set to take place from October 2 – 6, 2024 at Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Ooni of Ife raises hope in ‘Shadows to Stardom’ foreword
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi has preached hope to Nigerians, especially the youths, encouraging them to accept challenges as path to greatness.
Akin Adesokan headlines 26th LABAF colloquium in November
Akin Adesokan, professor of Comparative Literature and of Cinema and Media Studies at Indiana University in Bloomington, United States, will deliver the keynote address at the colloquium of the 26th Lagos Book & Art Festival, LABAF 2024.
Tourism Pageant aims to showcase African culture, boost tourism
The Miss and Mr Tourism Africa pageant is set to make a splash in the Nigerian tourism scene with its upcoming event on October 1.
Displaced children need privileges to tame the beasts in them – Taofeek
Terrorism and banditry have created several IDP camps in the country, and with the spike in their activities it appears IDP camps have become inevitable.
The Magic Jalabiya is story of present, future of Nigerian child – Oyeku, author
Writing for children for author and publisher, Ayo Oyeku, is a passion nurtured since he was thirteen years old.
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