ICAB 2021: Arts in the streets of Lagos

Iwaya Community Art Biennial ICAB 2021 themed “No Victor, No Vanquished: The World At The Crossroads” is currently being held … More

Greener Pastures multimedia exhibition: The Report

“Greener Pastures” multimedia exhibition brings together photography, video documentary and painting, dedicated to rural communities living along the Lagos lagoon. … 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

Mpape Crushed Rock, Abuja - Photo by Eyes of a Lagos Boy

Mpape Crushed Rock – A touristic and social experiment?

Mpape Crushed Rock is an abandoned quarry in a less developed suburb of Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria. … More

Osogbo Disco(very)

The 1950s saw the desecration of the Osun-Osogbo Grove and prohibited actions like fishing, hunting and felling of trees in the grove took place until the abuse was stopped by Osogbo people with the participation of Susanne Wenger.

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.

Lagos today, as you have never seen it

Lagos, a city of Smiles, struggle, colors, people, frenzy and that Adrenalin rush, stands for many things to different people..

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.

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.

Interview: Bolaji Alonge on Voice of Nigeria

Discussing the Eyes of a Lagos Boy project and the evolution of his career as an actor, photographer and journalist, Mazino takes the viewer on a visual whirlwind.

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.