Ibeme Laurina’s ‘Fragments of Time’ turns memory into marks, layers and form
Through the intimacy of drawing, the expressive possibilities of painting and the layered nature of mixed media, Ibeme Laurina invites us to look at time not as something we have lost
The Yuletide Essay: What Christmas is and what it is not
Christmas is about selfless giving, even to your enemies and those who had hurt you deeply
Otunba Runsewe: Bringing Nigerian culture into golf
If we have to spend over $600 million every other month buying golf kits, then you have to appreciate that it has something to do with culture. As I am standing here, I am culturally dressed (in Nigerian fabric) to play golf. I have saved money that would have been taken abroad (to buy foreign made kits), now you can see that what I am wearing is truly Nigerian.
Building social cohesion through arts education
On October 27, 2018, I left Nigeria to attend the InSEA SEMINAR hosted by the Society for Arts Education in Namibia (SAEN) at Walvis Bay, Erongo Region, Namibia. It was aimed at promoting InSEA in African countries and to foster dialogue and sharing of praxis and research about education through art.
Book on social relations and human rights devt in Nigeria unveiled
The respect for human rights as one of the yardsticks to establish a robust relationship between the police and members of the public was emphasised at the book launch of Inspector Dan Babalola. Inspector Babalola, a policeman attached to the SCIID, Panti launched his book, Social Relations and Human Rights Development in Nigeria in Lagos at the weekend.
National Council for Arts & Culture moves for peaceful elections
Critical stakeholders and indeed all Nigerians have been encouraged to embrace the long tested culture of peace during and after the conduct of the 2019 general elections.
