Arts and culture is life if you are not making it. They are making you through a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary interpretations, unveiling the intricate tapestry of global cultures. From visual arts that paint vivid stories on canvases to timeless writings weaponized like scissors to trim your mind to fit the writer’s perceptions in literature, our Arts & Culture section is a sanctuary for people of black heritage seeking inspiration and cultural enrichment.
Art, culture and historical renewal: MOWAA redefines African museum By Henry Akubuiro In Nigeria and Africa, Benin City has long been associated with a rich cultural heritage and spellbinding art.
Filmhouse Cinemas Lagos celebrated Halloween a little differently this year, with the ultimate scary trio of music, movie, and mayhem. The dark-themed Filmhouse Halloween Party, featuring hypeman extraordinaire N.A.T.E, brought
Mysteries Publishers writing workshop series in preparation for the 2025 Our Stories Redefined Anthology for African Writing is still ongoing. The next one is tomorrow, 01 November 2024. Please do
Chidi Kwubiri has lived and worked in Germany since the 1990s, but hasn’t lost sight of his homebase, as he regularly visits Nigeria. Hence, “Whenever there is any opportunity to
The Federal Executive Council of Nigeria has approved the establishment of the Creative Economy Development Fund (CEDF) and the implementation of the Intellectual Property (IP) Monetisation Pilot. The approval was
Ugandan filmmakers Nisha Kalema and Ntale Guma Mbaho Mwine emerged as prominent winners at the recently concluded 15th edition of the Silicon Valley African Film Festival, which took place earlier
In a world where narratives shape our cultural identity, Mystery Publishers of Kenya cordially extend an invitation to persons of interest for an extraordinary celebration of literary excellence and artistic
It is an amazing time of the year to be hosting this interview between Hannah Stanislaus and I. Hannah in recent times has taken measures to enhance the retention of
Photo caption: The City That Never Sleeps – Story of Lagos (oil on canvas, 38x 50.5 inches, dated 2022-23) by Abiodun Olaku. Different eras of Nigerian art have defined their place in
FELLOW The most beautiful souls are taken so young Before they get a chance to know what’s to come They fly away home, to be with the one No longer
