When trees have given way to buildings, there is often an immediate chorus of complaints. But when the “now” photograph is actually greener than the old one, there is rarely the same reaction.
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Photo of the Week: When a city watches itself
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bolaji Alonge (@eyesofalagosboy) As Bolaji Alonge – Eyes of … More
Photo of the Week: Reflections of a City
Lagos rains could get unpredictable, one minute, the sky is clear; the next, the city is drenched. Lately, the showers … More
Photo of the Week: Falomo under bridge Fish Market
This week’s photo takes us to a spot where Lagos life comes alive — baskets of giant prawns and fish … More
20 artists selected for Nigerian-Belgian art workshop
The Legacy Arts Foundation (LAF) and The Osahon Okunbo Foundation (TOOF) are proud to announce the 20 selected artists for … More
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
Open Call for Artists EXTENDED: Lagos Lagoon Climate Response – Art Immersion and Exhibition
Are you an artist who cares about the environment? Do you think that climate change is a topic for art? … More
Photo of the Week: Marina fifty years apart
The Photo of the Week showcases Western House, Nigeria’s pioneering high-rise office building, which commenced operations in 1958, alongside surrounding … More
Photo of the Week: Lagos Then and Now – General Post Office Marina
For this edition, Eyes of a Lagos Boy highlights another landmark building on the inner Marina – Odunlami junction, … More
Photo of the Week: Lagos Then and Now – St Anne’s Court
Eyes of a Lagos Boy Photo of the Week series focuses on Nigeria’s first Magistrate Court, St. Anne’s Court AKA … More
Photo of the Week: Cathedral Church of Christ Lagos – Then and Now
Eyes of a Lagos Boy Photo of the Week series on then and now of landmark sites of Lagos is … More
Photo of the Week: Falomo Roundabout-Then and Now
Our Photo of the Week series continues with rephotography of old and new iconic areas of Lagos. The older photo … More
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