The Arts

Voices of Eyà echo @ QGallery 

By Chukwuma Ajakah  Q Gallery Contemporary Art, Apapa, is poised to redraw the map of Nigerian art with a show of 14 all-female artists working in painting, sculpture, and mixed media. The exhibition, opening Saturday, June 6 will run through June 27, 2026 with two sessions starting at 1 and 4 p.m.  Curated by Oke […]
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Gallery owners rebrand Nigeria through art…

The Art Galleries Association of Nigeria (AGAN) a body formed for the purpose of protecting the individual, collective, private, corporate and national interest of everyone connected with the business of arts, crafts, antiques, artifacts and other cultural products is poised to rebrand the image of the country through arts.

Paradise Lost: EDOFEST 2009 on the rescue…

The historic British Expedition of 1897, which led to the looting of more than 900 cultural artifacts from the palace of Oba Ovoranwem by the British invading forces was one military expedition that launched Benin, the capital of Edo State in world historical map.

Amazing Director of British Museum: A Gratuitous insult on cultural diplomacy…

It seems there is nobody in the whole of Great Britain who can persuade the Director of the British Museum, Neil MacGregor, to refrain from making atrocious statements about cultural matters, especially about cultural objects of others which have been looted or removed under dubious circumstance and brought to the British Museum.

TBS’s journey to City Centre

IT is one thing to concession out a property, and it is another thing to develop and put to good used the concessioned property. It is on the recognition of this fact that one appreciates efforts of the management of BHS International, the successful bidder at the concession auctioning of Tafawa Balewa Square three years ago.

EDOFEST 2009: Akhere fine-tunes programme for cultural fiesta

THE Edo State Festival of Arts and Culture, EDOFEST 2009, billed for November is gradually coming on stream with the inauguration of the local organizing committee by the state commissioner for arts, culture and tourism, Barrister Vincent Akhere recently.

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