Eko Photo Open Exhibition Shows It All: History, Elegance And Culture!
When the photography art exhibition held its closing ceremony at the Ember Creek, Awolowo Road, Ikoyi venue on January 20, 2013, ...
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Tag: Literary
Loud women On Rom’s Quiet Spaces!
From Rom Isichie’s ‘Quite Spaces’, the works that make up the exuberant collection are not quiet after all. They are ...
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What Kathleen Chose To See In Africa!
Kathleen Kathleen Stafford is the wife of an American Consul-General, Joseph Stafford who served in Nigeria recently. While ...
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My Most Memorable Book: Chike And The River, by Chinua Achebe
Iquo Eke is a performance poet who enjoys promoting her native Ibibio culture through the spoken language. Although she ...
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Super Story’s ‘Suara’ talks on his love for drumming before acting!
Anyone who watched one of Nigeria's most captivating soaps on television, Super Story, 2002, would conclude that the lead character ...
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Ten Cities: Mark of new dawn in public spheres and club cultures
Goethe Institut Kenya is making the city of Lagos rock at the Freedom Park, Broad Street today, as it draws ...
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Come Away; Poverty’s Catching (By Jumoke Verissimo)
Writing is a part of Jumoke Verissimo, not just because of her academic background in Language and Arts, but more ...
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Biodun Omolayo Art Gallery Opens In City Mall
The Biodun Omolayo Art Gallery which was opened on December 15th, 2012, at The City Mall Lagos, makes it ...
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Visually-impaired Fulbright Scholar sees wealth in highlife music, African identity
Dr. Richard Smith is a Fulbright scholar and lectures in the music department of the United Nations University in ...
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Akoi-Jackson on the similarity of the art space in Nigeria and Ghana
The artist Bernard Akoi-Jackson paints; sculpts and does live performances. His passion for the art is definitely unquantifiable. With a ...
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