Professor Chika Okeke-Agulu Leads TSA Art Writing Master Class in Lagos
TSA Cultural Foundation, a division of The Sole Adventurer set up for projects connecting culture,…
“To: The Unknown” Banele Khoza at LKB/G in Hamburg, Germany
“To: The Unknown” is a solo exhibition by young contemporary artist Banele Khoza, presented for…
New Book Release: ‘Connecting Lines Across Space and Time’ on Victor Ekpuk
Victor Ekpuk, the artist from Nigeria well known for his Nsibidi inspired poetic paintings, releases…
Four Women: Resisting Prejudice and Inequality | By Bukola Oyebode
If we were to live in a world without labels, would we become more tolerant…
Bolatito Aderemi-Ibitola Announced Winner of 2018 Art X Prize with Access
Bolatito Aderemi-Ibitola has been announced the winner of ‘ART X Prize with Access’ 2018 edition,…
“I WAS A STRANGER AND YOU TOOK ME IN.” The Future of Olu Oguibe’s Documenta 14 Monument in Kassel Remains Uncertain
One of the most striking and thought-provoking pieces exhibited at Documenta 14 in Kassel, Germany…
Billie Zangewa Announced as Featured Artist for 2018 FNB JoburgArtFair
Over the years, great artists from around the world have graced the FNB Joburg Art…
Learning from Publishing Against the Grain | By Roli Afinotan
Sean O’ Toole, South African writer and critic, described Publishing Against the Grain as a…
Africa at the MAXXI in Rome: ‘African Metropolis. An Imaginary City’ and ‘Road to Justice’
Africa is in the spotlight in Rome as two major exhibitions and a vibrant programme of…
‘Gbam!’ What Does It Mean to be New and Radical? | By IfeOluwa Nihinlola
The exclamation ‘Gbam!’ is often uttered by an impressed audience. Perhaps A White Space Creative…
OFF: A look at Selected Exhibitions Around Dak’Art 2018 | By Khadidiatou Cissé
Representing a desire for emancipation, freedom and responsibility, L’Heure Rouge, the theme of the 2018…
Beyond Functions II: A Shift to Socio-Political Issues with Ceramics | By Mathew B. Oyedele
On June 9, Ato Arinze and Djakou Kassi Nathalie opened their joint exhibition at the…
Ayo Akinwande’s “Power Show”: A Defiant Playfulness on Power in Nigeria | By Dele Meiji
The “Power Show” – Ayo Akinwande’s solo show at Omenka Gallery takes Nigeria’s tortured relationship…
An Interview with Kehinde Awofeso: What Does it Mean to be Gender Non-Conforming in Nigeria? | By Bukola Oyebode
Recently featured in the exhibition Four Women at Revolving Art Incubator in Lagos, Kehinde Awofeso…
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