Paris-based Nigerian artist, Igbinovia Omon Sophia, is participating in the ongoing Physical and Digital Open Exhibition by the Holy Art Gallery in Paris

As part of their commitment to enriching the conversations on art collection and creation, Professor Fabian Ajogwu, OFR SAN, and Dr. Jess Castellote had an exclusive reading of their latest collaborative work, “Creating Art: Authenticity and Ownership in the Visual Art” at an intimate gathering held recently at MILIKI, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Whoever thought that black identity in painting, which has found broad acceptability among young artists recently would go away so soon may be wrong.

Assin Godstime is an Edo State-born  writer. In this interview he shares his background and the trajectory of his writing career

Audiences can expect a focused and immersive exhibition experience, encouraging contemplation and dialogue around the meaning of age and the human stories

Windsor Gallery is set to host a captivating dual exhibition, The Eighth Continent and Mouvements Poétiques, celebrating African art and exploring rich narratives of identity, movement, and global interconnectedness.

That the art industry is thriving amidst severe economic hardship in Nigeria demands huge commendation for stakeholders in the industry. 

In a remarkable step towards promoting cultural understanding, cooperation and exchanges between China and Burkina Faso, Zheng Xiaopeng, CEO and Publisher of Africa China News (ACN), on Wednesday, October 16, paid an official visit to Ambassador Pascal Passida Gouba, Charge’ d’Affaires and Deputy Permanent Representative of Burkina Faso in Abuja.

It is a busy period in the art sector as it enters its season in full, with more emerging artists showcasing rare talents in the industry.

A total of 37 alluring art pieces by Nigeria’s renowned artist and art historian, Onyema Offoedu-Okeke, are up for viewing at SACHS Gallery, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos.