Iwaya Community Art Biennial ICAB 2021 themed “No Victor, No Vanquished: The World At The Crossroads” is currently being held … More
Tag: photography
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
Africa Day 2021: Documenting history from the African perspective
“The African must be able to tell his/her story, mainly from the African eye using Photography and history not just for those here and around today but with the ultimate aim of reaching out to generations unborn. A people with the knowledge of their own HISTORY are proud people. Africa is contributing its part in the information highway and with the internet at our disposal, there’s never a better time to do so.”
Bolaji Alonge’s Street Flowers of Lagos
This collection of photos by Bolaji Alonge, aka Eyes of a Lagos Boy, is a splash of intense colour and … More
Felabration 2020: Fight to finish – Fight to Win
Felabration 2020 has come to a close and the legend of Fela Anikulapo-Kuti lives on through his followers and his … More
Open Call: Beauty for a Better World 2020
Beauty for a Better World 2020 launches an open-call for creatives to share their representation of pure beauty. Organized by … More
My Eyes Your Eyes (Photos)
Photos invoke sadness, love, joy, the past are we trying to run away from, good times, great people and the annoying ones, anticipation, never forgetting lots and lots of dearly departed, making Photography a potpourri of emotions for us all, an emotion in my opinion sometimes worth pursuing.
Excitement as pictures of the world’s rarest gorillas emerge from Nigeria
Extremely shy of humans due to a long history of persecution, Cross River gorillas live in the most rugged and inaccessible parts of the mountain range.
Interview: Orlando Julius Ekemode, back to his roots
Orlando Julius is a legendary Nigerian musician, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He has graced the Nigerian music scene for six decades and is still going strong.
Femi Kuti: Celebrating the king of Afrobeat
The photos, all taken by Bolaji Alonge over the years, show the star in his element as a father, friend, musician and a leader on stage, backstage, at home, at the Afrika Shrine and on tour.
Kuramo: Beauty in the eyes of the beer holder
Kuramo had a life of its own at night in the last decade of the 20th century, in spite of the frequent ocean surge that ate miles off Bar Beach and eventually obliterated it within a decade.
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