Kainebi Osahenye is soft spoken, self-effacing but prodigiously talented. Usually not the tallest man in the room, he however produces...
Lagos is a city of ironies. Its highs and lows often create a fine (im)balance that can easily leave a...
Mr. Boateng styles himself as the apostle of Hueism, a photographic style that privileges the black body and subject presented with/in a burst of bright colours and joy.
Her experiment anchors Folakunle Oshun’s words in his introduction that “at the heart of the exhibition is an exploration of the complexities of shifting notions of home and identity.”
The “Lagos, Peckham, Repeat: Pilgrimage To The Lakes” was a reminder that the immigrant is often no more than a tortoise and no matter how far the journey, he or she will always bear his or her home on her back.
Retro Art Africa, the Abuja based boutique art gallery run by Dolly Kola-Balogun has made a splash in New York...
A 1987 graduate of Film as Fine Art from Central St. Martin's School of Art, Zak Ove worked in film and music, collaborating with bands such as Soul 2 Soul. Fascinated by the new direction of black music, he said he engaged often with the question of “how do I translate the screaming of hip hop music like Public Enemy into something static; how do you make a sculpture scream?”
"One day, I spilled coffee on paper and when I looked at it I realized I could make art from it."
The date was Sunday, the 12th of February, 2020. While the sun blazed on, several young people sat somewhere in...
As you take in “What Shaped Us Does Not Disappear,” German-Nigerian artist Joke Amusan’s solo exhibition at Affinity Gallery, you...
Walking into the large hall that sunny afternoon, the first thought in my head was, “O boy! This is huge!”...
In Africa, only a glutton feasts alone. That truism has been highlighted in stories and myths across the continent from...
“At Kokab's House of Art, we believe in nurturing creativity and encouraging young minds to express themselves,” says Mrs. Kokab Farrukh, founder and curator of the exhibition. “This exhibition is more than just a showcase; it’s an opportunity for our students to share their vision with the community, to inspire, and to spark conversations about the world around us.”
