Photo of the Week: Abuja’s Golden Crown

From the street, you admire its scale. From the air, you appreciate its precision. It is only from this perspective that you begin to see the architect’s vision unfold

The Report: Lagos Lagoon Chronicles Exhibition

The story of Epe, Lagos, is one of resilience, transformation and great potential. Ejirin, Saga and Oriba are communities rich … More

Photo of the Week: Beyond Epe

On the eastern part of Lagos lies Epe, a town strategically situated between two distinct bodies of water: Lekki Lagoon … More

Lagos Fringe Festival: 6 Hours art exhibition is back

6 HOURS, the collaborative art project by Bolaji Alonge (NGA) and Ottograph (NL) will be presented at the Lagos Fringe … More

Photo of the Week: Afrobeat meets Art

Afrobeat is more than just a genre of music, it has become a cultural movement and the identity of a … More

Photo of the Week: Building bridges

After one month of intense electioneering, today it is time to start building bridges. Nigerians can heave a sigh of … More

Photo of the Week: Epe

Our Photo of the Week series highlights the beauty of our country, while not forgetting about the challenges we currently … More

ICONIC LAGOS: Art exhibition dazzles hundreds of visitors

Iconic Lagos Exhibition opened at Didi Museum on Saturday 17 September. Hundreds of art lovers flocked to the gallery to … More

Greener Pastures: A glorious Opening at Didi Museum

Eyes of a Lagos Boy – Bolaji Alonge, Sola Otori and friends opened their Greener Pastures exhibition with a reception … More

Technically Basically: Photography by Eyes of a Lagos Boy

At some point last year, travelling seemed a distant dream. Although the “New Normal” is not yet the “Old Normal”, … More

Things Fall Apart (1971) film viewed in Nigeria for the first time

Lagos Film Society in collaboration with Modern Art Film Archive as part of Lagos Photo Festival and Festival of Forgotten … More

ARS ELECTRONICA 2020: Kennii Ekundayo presents “Pandemic-Pandemonium!”

Lagos-based curator, Kennii Ekundayo will be joining 119 other international partners to participate in this year’s 41st edition. “Pandemic-Pandemonium!” is centred on the collective response of Africans living in Africa to some of the prevalent issues that threaten humankind — racial discrimination, violence against women and the COVID-19 pandemic.