Arteasy Nigeria’s C.E.O Open Letter
As a brand, one of our objectives is creating an atmosphere where we can appropriately engage with customers and they can communicate effectively with us.
24 Oct
Articles
21 Oct
The Martyrdom of Nigerian Youths
“…this is not a country!” was the last thing Arteasy Nigeria’s C.E.O Awurumibe Michael Dubby told me before the call ended as he witnessed live at Lekki Toll Gate, the cold blooded barbarity of security personnels Nigerians for more than a week have been protesting to end.
10 Aug
FOR THE ARTSCAPE, ANOTHER SUNDOWN AS NSIKAK ESSIEN DEPARTS
The local art community is reeling with shock with the announcement on Thursday morning of ...
30 Jul
FOR BLAISE GUNDU GBADEN, RESILIENCE IS THE WORD IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS
Studio practice, research work and the supervision of his painting students have kept artist Blaise Gundu Gbaden ...
30 Jul
TEMITAYO OGUNBIYI AND HER PLAYFUL VISIONS FOR NAPLES
Having successfully executed a playground project, commissioned by an Italian contemporary art museum, US-born Ni...
18 Jul
LOOKING BEYOND COVID-19, NATIONAL GALLERY ROLLS OUT NEW PLANS
Forced to suspend some of its programmes due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Gallery of Ar...
10 Jul
CHRISTIE’S FOLLOWS THE MONEY, AS IT AUCTIONS CONTROVERSIAL IGBO FIGURES
By defending its recent auction of a pair of contentious Igbo sacred art objects, despite strong o...
30 Jun
26 Jun
FOR SAM OVRAITI, COVID-19 IS JUST A PHASE
Even a period of lockdown can creatively be advantageous to a creative mind, artist Sam Ovraiti discovers as stru...
25 Jun
WITH A PLANNED AUCTION OF IGBO FIGURES, CHRISTIE’S COURTS CONTROVERSY
A planned auction of two sacred Igbo objects alongside others at the Paris salesroom of the British auc...