19
Feb
KNOWING TIMI LIGHT, A YOUNG STAR ON THE ASCENT
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Okechukwu Uwaezuoke
He is called Timi Light. That, of course, is not his real name. But, for the 24-year-ol...
19
Feb
A TOAST TO SUNMI SMART-COLE, THE RESILIENT VISUAL CHRONICLER
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EXHIBITION
Iconicphotographer, Sunmi Smart-Cole, had wrenched himself from the clutches of obscuritybyself-...
19
Feb
EMMANUEL ENI, HIS ART AND A TIME OF LOCKDOWN
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Basking in a recent recognition by Forbes magazine and the successes of his “Light Paintings”, Emman...
19
Feb
WHERE THERE IS ART, THERE IS HOPE…
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A 14-day challenge, organised by the collective The Artist Ladder for artists, was not only an opportunity for...
19
Feb
IN NEW YORK AND SMACK IN A PANDEMIC
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The allure of the New York art season sees Nigerian artist Tony Nsofor visiting the city at a time the coronav...
19
Feb
THE URGENCY OF DUKE ASIDERE’S EMOTIONAL STROKES
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Duke Asidere, one of the contemporary Nigerian art’s leading lights, relives an emotionally intense period of ...
19
Feb
AWAITING YSMA, NIGERIA’S FIRST LEGACY MUSEUM
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On its final stages of completion, the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art blazes the trail as the first of its kind ...
19
Feb
WITH ITS SIGHTS ON THE FUTURE, LIMCAF HEADS TO DAKAR BIENNALE
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With a proposed Off exhibition at this year’s Dakar Art Biennale or Dak’Art, the Life in My City Art Festival ...
19
Feb
SHARING TALES OF OIL, BLOOD AND&HOPE
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French-Nigerian artist Wilfred Ukpong hopes to use art as an agent of change in the narrative of the marginali...
19
Feb
A NEW VISION FOR ART&COLLECTION
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The recently-established Society for Art Collection hopes to serve as a platform for educating both artists an...