The Arts

With Young, Wild and Free, ‘WAKE UP!’ art exhibition returns in Lagos

With Young, Wild and Free, ‘WAKE UP!’ art exhibition returns in Lagos

By Prisca Sam-Duru  The contemporary art and photography exhibition “Wake Up!” is back again for a second edition. Curated by Awele Onwordi, Wake Up! 2 exhibition pays homage to the Nigerian youth and burgeoning street culture which many of its contributing artists reference in their works.  Titled “Young, Wild, Free”, the exhibition celebrates the creativity, […]
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Scientific perspective of Sapele

Scientific perspective of Sapele

THE fiction that Okpe owned Sapele is now jettisoned. The writers demonstrate, without doubt ,that the present Sapele town is first settled in by Isekiri people, and that the Okpe came in later through Isekiri largesse. With incontrovertible evidence ,they date the arrival of the first Isekiri in Sapele to 700AD; Okpe, 1780. Isekiri visited Sapele for the following reasons:

Horizon of Hope: Art in the city of Enugu

Horizon of Hope: Art in the city of Enugu

The theme Horizon of Hope was chosen for the 2011 Life in My City Art Festival (LIMCAF) with the intent that young Nigerian artists will give visual interpretations to the socio-cultural, economic and political situations of their immediate environment. This theme has a broad view and allowed artists to express themselves on almost any subject matter they may choose to engage.

A biography of Deacon S.I. Ojelabi

A biography of Deacon S.I. Ojelabi

If one takes out the treatise on FIDITI GRAMMAR SCHOOL, from the biographical book, the remainder becomes peculiar to Deacon Ojelabi and to him alone. But with FIDIGRAMS added to it, the horizon widens on the character and personality of Chief Ojelabi as a tutor and mentor.

US dance team dazzles Lagos with Salsa

US dance team dazzles Lagos with Salsa

Battery Dance Company, a New York based dynamic cultural institution with global sensibility penultimate week held an exhilarating dance show at the New CBAAC Hall, National Theatre, Lagos.

Slices from the minefield of War

Slices from the minefield of War

Akachi Adimora-Ezeigbo’s fifth and latest novel published by Jalaa Writers’ Collective, Lagos, in 2011 holds a memorable title, Roses and Bullets, and a picturesque front cover. The stout 518-page narrative presented in four segments is based on Nigeria’s most nightmarish post-colonial experience.