. By Prisca Sam-Duru The urgent need to rescue street children and youth from total degeneration birthed the new movie titled, ‘The Oratory’, which premiered both in Lagos and Abuja to public delight. ‘The Oratory’, an initiative of The Nollywood Factory in collaboration with Salesians of Don Bosco, is a movie that seeks to raise […]

Each image captures more than a scene; it captures an emotion. In one of the most striking visuals, the boy reaches for the mirror not to adjust his appearance, but to grasp something deeper

General of Nigeria in New York has taken custody of three Benin and Ife artefacts from the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) in New York.

The twelfth edition of the annual Lagos Photo Festival tagged “LagosPhoto21”, an exhibition of photographic expose, held in the month of November 4 running to the month of December 14, 2021, presented fascinating works that were described by spectators as very amazing.

Humanitarian Ramat Folake Abdulsalam was a familiar face at the Alexis Art Gallery where she was regularly invited to represent a similar organisation that was a beneficiary of the proceeds of the art exhibitions.

After what looks like a break that lasted for three years, Modupeola Fadugba returns with compelling pieces presented in a cutting-edge project titled: The Artist’s Algorithm: Why Nations Win.

Every year, the National Festival of Arts & Culture, NAFEST, through its Entrepreneurship Roundtable, discovers young men and women who are bracing the odds and doing extraordinary and innovative things in medium and small-scale enterprises.

“Celebrating National Unity in Diversity”, the theme of the 2021 National Festival of Arts & Culture, NAFEST, is a slogan that may irritate many Nigerians at this point in time when many want to opt-out mainly due to the widespread shedding of innocent blood across the country, destruction of the economy and injustice. Preaching the sermon of Nigeria’s indivisibility, nonetheless, dominated Ekiti NAFEST 2021.

The documentation and conservation efforts for the Busanyin Shrine at the Osun Osogbo Sacred Grove was launched in Osogbo last Thursday.

Thank you. Writing the poems was the most challenging part of the process. For example, the poem ‘Music Has Failed Us’ took four years to complete.