Didi Museum at 40: No art No history

Didi Museum, the famous centre for art, culture and heritage promotion situated in Victoria Island Lagos, marks its 40th anniversary … More

Photo of the week: The struggle is real

The celebration of the first day of May started as a commemoration for the 1886 Haymarket Massacre in Chicago when … More

Photo courtesy Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art

Interview with Yemisi Shyllon: Hope in the signs of the times

For Africa’s leading renowned art collector Omooba Yemisi Shyllon, it is not all gloom and doom in the visual arts … More

Molue nostalgia

Molue has all that you want to buy especially in the healthcare department, there’s always a vendor of all kinds of medicine or magical product that can make all ones problems go away forever. Ironically, a Molue is like a moving school, with a lot of colourful paintings and words written on them. Even job notices and success tips are pasted all around the bus inside out.

Rex Lawson: Decades of highlife reverberation

Highlife music was the foremost sound from West Africa, mainly Ghana and Nigeria, in the 1950s, reaching a remarkable height in the ’60s.

Eyes of a Lagos Boy takes New York by storm

Bolaji Alonge, aka “Eyes of a Lagos Boy” is an artist, photographer, actor and journalist from Lagos, Nigeria. He organized his first showcase in the United States at Baza Studio in New York on 12th February.