Lagos-based visual artist King Uranta will present his debut solo exhibition, Chromatic Odyssey, at Amah Studio in Lagos Island. This exhibition depicts
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Nigerian filmmaker C.J. Obasi is set to direct A Blue Butterfly, a new feature film starring Sanaa Lathan and Steve Toussaint, in
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Signages are a common display feature placed by businesses in front of their buildings to attract customers and to inform them about
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Damola was out on his evening stroll on a street in Lagos Island. Suddenly, the streetlights went off, and his neighbourhood was
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Pan-Atlantic University houses one of Africa’s most prominent educational museums. The Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Arts (YSMA), launched in 2019, was named
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Movies, as a form of literature, shape our lives over the years. If children have a poor representation, how then will their
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Although the fight for women’s freedom is far from over, it is important to note that books, films, and the media have
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Wunika Mukan Gallery is pleased to present Hypnagogia, a solo exhibition by Blossom Oyeyipo, on view from April 4 through April 25,
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At the start of the year, there was an influx of nostalgic posts on social media. These posts reminisce about the year
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For Women’s Month, it is important to acknowledge the women who have shaped Nigerian cinema over the decades. From pioneers who brought
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Wunika Mukan is a force to be reckoned with in Lagos’ art scene. As the founder of Wunika Mukan Gallery, she’s been
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In São Paulo, Brazil, an annual carnival is held in the days leading up to Lent in the Christian calendar. It usually
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Thursday, 5th of March to Sunday, 8th of March, officially marks the Lagos Gallery Weekend. Created to foster a spirit of arts
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A Lagos-based gallery has helped uncover what is being described as a major art fraud scheme, after works falsely attributed to a
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The Nigerian art and design space is not alien to individuals who effortlessly combine careers in both Industries. Working at the intersection
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BOBO, a landmark exhibition by British-Nigerian artist Olaolu “Slawn”, opened at Nahous this weekend to an electric response from Lagos’s art and
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The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown raised questions about what it truly meant to have a community and stay connected as young
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Ben Enwonwu is recognised as one of the pioneers of African modernism and contemporary art. His artworks, mostly featuring titular dancing figures
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“Captivating, vibrant, and iconic” were some of the words used by guests to describe Uzo Njoku and her work at the November
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Immigration and issues of identity as it concerns Black and Brown people, will always be of interest to Black artists, musicians and
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