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Ndidi Dike’s Exhibitions on Transatlantic Histories Expand with “Commodities of Consumption and Sites of Extraction in the Global South”

For a number of years, Ndidi Dike's exhibitions have been focused on the historical relations…

8 Artists To Look Out For At LagosPhoto 2018

LagosPhoto Festival returns with its 9th edition under the theme “Time Has Gone” from October…

Inside TSA Special Journal for Dak’Art 2018: “The Past in the Present”

For the 13th Biennale of Contemporary African Art, Dak’Art, TSA Art Magazine presents a special…

Biennale Jogja XIII: Nigeria’s Side of the Equator | By Bukola Oyebode

On Sunday November 1st, “Hacking Conflict: Indonesia Meets Nigeria” opened to an unexpected large crowd…

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22 Feb

Kola Ogunmola Theatre Group performing Amos Tutuola’s The Palm-Wine Drinkard at the University of Ibadan. Circa: 1963
The Palm-Wine Drinkard is a novel published in 1952 by the Nigerian author Amos Tutuola. The first African Novel published in English outside of Africa,

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18 Feb

Exhibitions planned for Africa2020 in France are gradually opening. ‘Memoria: accounts of another History’ showing at Frac-Nouvelle Aquitaine MÉCA in Bordeaux, presents diverse fragments of a collective memory and a new perception of art from Africa.

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