19
Feb
FOR SAM OVRAITI, COVID-19 IS JUST A PHASE
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By
Dubby
Even a period of lockdown can creatively be advantageous to a creative mind, artist Sam Ovraiti discovers as s...
19
Feb
WITH A PLANNED AUCTION OF IGBO FIGURES, CHRISTIE’S COURTS CONTROVERSY
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By
Dubby
A planned auction of two sacred Igbo objects alongside others at the Paris salesroom of the British ...
19
Feb
A QUINTET’S PERCEPTIONS OF COLOUR IN LIGHT
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By
Dubby
EXHIBITION
Okechukwu Uwaezuoke
Five Nigerian artists are currently engaging the visual arts audi...
19
Feb
CHRISTIE’S FOLLOWS THE MONEY, AS IT AUCTIONS CONTROVERSIAL IGBO FIGURES
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By
Dubby
By defending its recent auction of a pair of contentious Igbo sacred art objects, despite stron...
19
Feb
PRACTISING ART IN ABUJA AND LOVING IT
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By
Dubby
Struggling to earn their living against all odds, four Abuja-based artists enthuse about a brighter future for...
19
Feb
WITH ITS SIGHTS ON THE FUTURE, LIMCAF HEADS TO DAKAR BIENNALE
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By
Dubby
With a proposed Off exhibition at this year’s Dakar Art Biennale or Dak’Art, the Life in My City Art Festival ...
19
Feb
AWAITING YSMA, NIGERIA’S FIRST LEGACY MUSEUM
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By
Dubby
On its final stages of completion, the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art blazes the trail as the first of its kind ...
19
Feb
Popular Nigerian Art
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By
Dubby
The origin of the Nigerian artworks can be traced back to 20 decades ago before colonial encroachment into our...
19
Feb
THE URGENCY OF DUKE ASIDERE’S EMOTIONAL STROKES
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By
Dubby
Duke Asidere, one of the contemporary Nigerian art’s leading lights, relives an emotionally intense period of ...
19
Feb
An Artist Biography De-Mystified
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By
Dubby
Apart from being one of those things an artist-entrepreneur needs to have readily available, artist biography ...