Nigerian group plays ‘ZIK’, ‘OBEY’ live at London Shaw Theatre
Performing arts: To rebrand Nigeria
Zino Orara’s landscape of Bridges and Boundaries…
Whip not the weeping child
REVIEW: Zero to Hero: A poetic journey
Nigerian brand through A Harvest of Nature…
Mr. Acting President, this is the time
Odia, birthday and discourse around conflict question
Wole Soyinka: How I failed to teach Odia Ofeimun
Moses Zibor, Timeless Energy and Societal dynamics
An Itsekiri militant’s song
Grillo Pavilion honors Bruce Onobrakpeya…
How not to kill George Azubike’s art…
Victoria Oruwari’s evening of epiphany
Pietro Evangelista… a conduit for budding African writers

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ArtHouse Contemporary’s auction kicks off tomorrow
In the bid to maintain her lead in the evolving Nigeria’s third tier art market, the ArtHouse Contemporary, will again tomorrow, at the Lagos high profile event venue, the Civic Centre host the 4th ArtHouse Contemporary’s art auction.
Odia Ofeimun bags 2010 Fonlon-Nichols Award
Nigerian poet, essayist, journalist, and social critic, Odia Ofeimun has been announced as the 2010 winner of the Fonlon-Nichols Award. The award, administered by the African Literature Association, ALA, is given to an African writer every year for excellence in creative writing and for contributions to the struggle for human rights and freedom of expression, according to Dr. Oty Agbajoh-Laoye, chair of the ALA award committee.
Artistes on theatre day to deliberate on culture diversity and climate change
Ahead of this year’s International Theater Day (ITD) which will come up on March 27, National Association of Theater Arts Practitioners (NANTAP) Lagos State chapter has unveiled plans for a successful hosting of the event. As usual, the event will be marked in a unique way in Lagos and other states of the federation.
MTN, HiTV back Opa Williams in Thousand Laughs Hunt
Facts emerged weekend that the mobile communications giant, MTN Nigeria and Pay TV darling HiTV have thrown their weight behind Opa Williams’ talent hunt show tagged: “Thousand Laughs Hunt- Comedian Next.â€
JP Clark’s 50 years of monumental artistry
Talk about Niger Delta people, the things that come to mind are oil, militancy and youths restiveness occasioned by many years of exploitation of the oil rich region. But that does not take away the fact that apart from oil the region can still boast of producing some of the finest brains in the different areas of human endeavor.
NLNG’s dialogue with writers
Following the controversies that trailed the non emergence of a winner from the nine short listed poets for the 2009 NLNG prize for Literature which somehow strained the relationship between the writers and the sponsors of the Africa’s richest poetry prize, Liquefied Natural Gas of Nigeria (NLNG), the company last week at the Nigeria Institute of International Affairs(NIIA) Victoria Island organized what it tagged a ‘Dialogue with Writers’ to look for the way forward.
Martin Adaji’s work plan for National Troupe
Following his recent appointment as the Acting Director of the National Troupe of Nigeria, Martin Adaji, last week in Lagos at a Press parley with journalists outlined programs of action to help promote and propel the activities of the Parastatal forward.
The beauty of CNN, MultiChoice workshop for Nigerian journalists
THE news came as a good development, one which does not happen frequently in the industry, when MultiChoice Nigeria in partnership with the Cable News Network International (CNN) announced a two-day media workshop to enhance the skills of journalists plying their trade in Nigeria.
Artluv in the season of Valentine
IT was indeed a Valentine gift to Arts and culture lovers and numerous customers of Mega Plaza Shopping complex as Cameroonian artist and designer, Catherine Pittet in partnership with Mega Plaza presented a special exhibition of unity tagged, Valentine Art Exhibition – an exhibition of Art works and paintings of Cameroonian and Nigerian Artists at Mega Plaza, 14, Idowu Martins Street, Victoria Island. The exhibition which featured about 50 works of arts mixed with fashion show opened on February 12 and will end on February 21, 2010.
We should not talk about our earliest critics as if their time is over — Nwachukwu-Agbada
One of the public faces of contemporary literary scholarship in Africa, the reasons why Professor Nwachukwu-Agbada maintains an exulted status in African literary criticism range from his awesome prolificity to his incisive and indepth consideration of the most germane issues in African literature. In this interview, he handles in characteristic manner some of those issues.

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