By Esther Onyegbula Fine art genius and creative philosopher, Ehosa Omoruyi, recently held his first major solo art exhibition titled “Painterly” in Lagos. Showcasing over 30 of his works, Ehosa (aka Tobi the photographer) says his art is modernised renaissance style, the fusion of art and photography, expressed in emotions. Beginning his journey into fine […]

It was a colourful display of Spanish revered heritage as members of the Spanish Community in Nigeria, led by the Country’s Consul-General, Daniel Losada Millar, alongside the Cultural Adviser to the Embassy of Spain in Nigeria, Eva Barta Martin entertained art and culture enthusiasts to a documentary filmed in Spain. It is called “PANTOQUE”, which explores and promotes the country’s cultural heritage.

When United Kingdom author, Trish Lorenz, released her debut book titled: Soro Soke: The Young Disruptors of an African MegaCity, she must have thought she was doing Nigerians and indeed, Africans a rare favour. 

Over the weekend,in the very busy city of Lagos, at the Terra kulture Art Gallery and Events Place, Victoria Island, our crew met up with one of the most unique and upcoming Nigerian Female Fine Artist of the 21st Century; OgeChikwendu.

Emokpae: Showing faith in country with his art

Colours of Rainbow: Culture intermingling with nature

Omofemi Oluwole: How I was chosen to paint portrait of Queen Elizabeth II

Quintessence holds maiden arts, craft fair

Exploration of Feminine Power @ British museum

Alexis Galleries tackling environmental problems with Recycled Matter

Prof Chukwuma Azuonye (1944-2022)

By Frank Okojie For someone who is more at home running figures rather penning words, authoring a collection of poems is a no mean feat. Trained as an accountant and working as an auditor, OgunliGlory Oritseweyinmi in her collection of poems, Echoes of Africa showcases her diverse temperament for her continent as well as questions the position of […]

By Chukwuma Ajakah After a brief sojourn in Europe where he had gone for the proverbial greener pastures in 2016, arts promoter and collector, Raphael Akinnire returned to Nigeria with a heart set on doing something special in his fatherland, but tried unsuccessfully in diverse vocations, including furniture-making until he again left for the United […]

By Prisca Sam-Duru It was for the love and survival of Nigeria that Citizens Intervention and Accountability Network, CIAN, released its empowerment resource materials to get Nigerians prepared ahead of the 2023 general elections. One of the resource materials is a National Civic Project, titled: Nigeria’s Next President, a book recently presented to the general […]

By Chukwuma Ajakah From the title of her collection of poems, Colour Me with Words of My Ancestors, through the enchanting lines of each poem, Nigerian-born writer, Oluwatosin Omotoso evokes the therapeutic effects of a well written poetry.  Colour Me with Words of My Ancestors is set against the backdrop of Africa’s rich traditional heritage […]