Reimagining money in Boluwatife Folorunso’s Cost of Appearance
By Osa Mbonu-Amadi In her work, Cost of Appearance, Boluwatife Esther Folorunso explores the Nigerian currency as a fashion statement. With the emblematic title “Cost of Appearance”, the artist primes visitors to expect visual narratives that ride on economic and socio-cultural terms. Cost of Appearance builds on Boluwatife’s previous work with subtitles like “Spent Monuments”, […]
Battle of the Winds on stage at Terra Kulture
In collaboration with the National Arts Theatre, Lagos, Proud African Roots premiered the captivating production of Grandma Wura’s innovative play, I Wish I Wish Battle of the Winds, at Terra Kulture Art Studios, Victoria Island, on Saturday, August 23, 2025.
Adetunwase eyes Guinness World Record through slum art
Renowned Nigerian arts connoisseur and founder of Slum Arts Foundation, Adetunwase Adenle is poised for a fifth Guinness World Record
New book highlights medical negligence, calls for heroes in society
Benison Christopher’s newly launched book, A Place Without Heroes, is a compelling collection of short stories that reflect pressing social issues in Nigeria, including medical negligence in childbirth.
The African Art & Tech Dialogue holds
In a quest to build a lasting digital infrastructure for Africa’s art ecosystem, Vascan, a pioneering art-tech company, is convening a landmark webinar themed “The Power of Data and Technology Adoption in Shaping Africa’s Art Future.
The irrefutable role of gatekeepers
In a bid to fulfil her divine destiny, Esther needed a gatekeeper in the person of Hegai, the King’s eunuch, to gain access to the palace for the King’s banquet, thereby enabling her to save the Children of Israel, as recorded in Esther 2:1-10.
