The transformative power of Omolade’s Molete Light Trails
In this body of work, Omolade photographs the ever busy Ibadan suburb at eventide, using light trails as patterns to depict vehicular movements, commuters' dispositions, and intersections. The resulting portrait unveils a city that is steadily on the move and never static.
Ten artists celebrating Black History Month
Ten artists celebrating Black History Month
Tales of love in Welcome to Rwanda
Tales of love in Welcome to Rwanda
US, Europe & Africa Naval Forces Band @ Nike Art Gallery
US, Europe & Africa Naval Forces Band @ Nike Art Gallery
‘Echoes in Wax and Skin’: Goodluck Jane unfolds memory, identity, storytelling
This exhibition at Gallery 1957 offers audiences an immersive encounter with Jane’s evolving visual language and positions her work
Akande’s new novel tackling drug abuse
Akande’s new novel tackling drug abuse
Runsewe lauds Sanwo-Olu’s investment in creative industry
Runsewe lauds Sanwo-Olu’s investment in creative industry
A New Voice in Nigerian Art: Oyindamola Abdulkadir’s art narratives
By Japhet Davidson There is a new voice rising in Nigeria’s contemporary art world. Oyindamola, a mixed-media artist whose practice brings together clay pottery and Yoruba aso oke fabric. Her work is both delicate and powerful, combining two ancestral materials to tell stories of memory, identity, and resilience. Her vessels are not just sculptural objects […]
Sipping the cultural brew of African marriage
Sipping the cultural brew of African marriage
Celebrating Jahman Anikulapo @ 60
Celebrating Jahman Anikulapo @ 60
No excuses for failure in Destiny
No excuses for failure in Destiny
