Ruth Adeleye’s visual language in Holding Memory
Ayetoro, the Sinking Sanctuary
Okpe’s Last Flight and Civil War memoir
Stampeding Toyin Akinosho to his Nakedness
Stand Up comedy as a pop art
Season of death in writers’ village
The story of my life, T.M. Aluko
Another memo on the National Theatre…
Chimamanda Creative Writing Workshop
Hooking up with Stella Monye
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SubscribeHow M-Net’s leverages Nigeria’s comedy
By Yomi Awelewa  The comedy industry in Nigeria recently got a boost courtesy of M-Net, premium content provider for Dstv, which introduced the Comedy Club circuit. The second season of this increasingly popular show debuted a few weeks ago. Every Saturday at exactly 8pm local time, DStv viewers are now treated to a bouquet of […]
Easter artecles at Artfest
Femi Art Warehouse an art promoting outfit in its efforts geared towards taking Arts to the next level during the last Easter holidays organised an art exhibition tagged; Easter Artfest. The four day programme with the theme: Promoting African Art and Cultural Heritage kicked off on 2nd of April and ended on the 5th at Muri Okunola Park in Victoria Island.
Nike Art Gallery’s twist climb of the auction stake…
AT last, the planned maiden edition of the 1st African Art Auction by Nike Art and Culture Foundation held last Saturday on the ground flour of the gallery at Lekki. The Nike organized art auction came in the heels of other auctions conducted by ArtHouse Contemporary and Tribes Art Gallery
Benin1897.com presents an impression of the cultural rape of Benin, says Peju Layiwole
Today at the main Auditorium Gallery of the University of Lagos, a historic traveling exhibition titled, Benin: 1897.com packaged around the historic plundering of the rich treasures of the ancient city of Benin by the British invading forces will be kick started by His Royal Highness, Prince Edun Akenzua, the Enogie of Obazuwa.
Performing arts: To rebrand Nigeria
It will be a great responsibility squarely placed on the Nigerian artists head but the ministry of arts and culture bears the full responsibility of holding up the neck on the shoulders.
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