The House Had Many Doors
Other People’s Sundays
Nwaka’s Shadows and Nothings: A panacea for fear, violence
Ekpili music maestro, Morroco Maduka’s 60th birthday bash postponed due to coronavirus
NANTAP supports Runsewe on protection of government property
‘Mandela, My Life: The Official exhibition’ opens in South Africa
Need to celebrate outstanding art teachers: The CBIS example
Spoken-word poets as griots of Africa’s cultural heritage
BIC as brush, medium and palette: An innovation of Art Masters
Ola Rotimi’s protégé, Femi Branch and his maiden Playfest
NASS commends IGP, Runsewe
Kudos, as Freedom Park celebrates 10 in style
Nigerian Union of Musicians mourns Victor Olaiya
ANA Lagos gets new caretaker committee
The literary value of Bishop Kukah’s homily for slain Michael Nnadi
Achebe’s there was a country… actually means what it says

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Leprosy Day: Documentary artist makes case for victims
THE last Sunday of January every year is celebrated as World Leprosy Day and to commemorate the event, documentary artist and photographer, Washington Uba, held an exhibition tagged Leprosy Story Board, which examines the plight of people affected with leprosy at the Parliament Bar, Red Street, Jakande Estate, Isolo, Lagos.
Noah Ark, others explore ways of improving reading culture
The inability of Nigerian students to read or lack of reading culture among the youths have been described as the reason why the country is in a mess today. This is because reading is knowledge and knowledge they say is wealth.
The Book Launch of Feyi Fay by Omobola Imoisili
By Ekaette Bassey Feyi Fay: It is fascinating to see a Nigerian writer bringing out our culture to the limelight, to be embraced by other countries far and wide. With a burning desire to restore back and build the self-esteem of the black kids, Mrs Omobola Imoisili has taken it upon herself to write kiddies […]
Death and Arthur Nwankwo’s prodigious intellect
It appears the full statures of men are mostly unveiled when they are dead. Many who did not know the full length and breadth of Arthur Nwankwo’s intellectual ability are coming to the knowledge of it now since February 1 when the fearless author and thinker took his last breath on earth.
Great expectations as sculptors hold conference, exhibition
Sculptors Association of Nigeria, ScAN, has scheduled two major art events in the month of April this year – a National Conference with the theme, Public Art and Our CityScape to be held at the Conference Centre of the Obafemi Awolowo University. Ile-Ife from April 9 to10, 2020, and an art exhibition titled Now Sculpture 2020 to hold at the National Museum, Onikan, Lagos on April 25 to May 1, 2020. This was disclosed in a press conference recently by the association at the National Museum, Onikan, Lagos.

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